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The Roman Catholic Church leads the way in conferring sainthood on people, and some pretty rascally characters have been canonized.
In the early second century, Justin Martyr was the first to suggestthisJohn was the Apostle John, and since then, many Christians have presumed that John the Apostle was exiled to Patmos for preaching the gospel. But even as early as the fourth century, some historians believed this was a ...
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“She was a longtime parishioner of the Church of Saint Clare in Braintree and enjoyed participating in the church’s women’s bowling league. She was an avid hockey and Boston Celtics fan. Carol was a dedicated homemaker. Most of all, she was devoted to her family and...