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I continue to enjoy your journey, documented and punctuated by beautiful pictures and thoughtful posts. I wonder if you had an opportunity (no laughing) to see another article in the Wall Street Journal. It was printed on September 10th, in about the same spot as your article 3 weeks ago. Written by the Reverend C. John McCloskey III, it is entitled “Beyond the Beatification of Cardinal Newman.” I hope you can find some “free” time to take a look at it.