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NPR: The Blogging Pope?

James Martin, S.J. January 27, 2010

NPR: The Blogging Pope?

NPR takes Pope Benedict XVI's latest letter for World Communications Day and asks several bloggers (including one from "In All Things") for advice were the pope to start blogging himself.  It's rather tongue in cheek but gets at some interesting points about the blogosphere and religion.  Listen to it here.

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