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        <itunes:author>Paul B</itunes:author>
        <itunes:summary>Have you ever been asked a question about Catholicism that you can’t answer? The Communion of Saints podcast tackles just that. As a traditional Catholic, I investigate how the Church got to be where we are today. Many Catholic podcasts are several hours long, so I keep my less than an hour. As a young person, I’m looking to grow in my knowledge of theology and I hope you are too!</itunes:summary>
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