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Martin O'Malley

elleng

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1. 'As an American and a Catholic, I believe, fundamentally in our individual and shared responsibility

Reply to askew (Original post)

Mon Sep 21, 2015, 11:08 PM

Sep 2015

to create a better and more just society and world. “Any seeker of a higher truth or of God,” Thomas Aquinas wrote, “must eventually and inevitably come back to the idea of community.” Each and every one of us is endowed with a sacred responsibility to advance the common good we share.'

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Francis' visit calls for a reflection on our nation's obligations, priorities [View all] askew Sep 2015 OP

'As an American and a Catholic, I believe, fundamentally in our individual and shared responsibility elleng Sep 2015 #1

I am catholic and agree with you 100 percent yeoman6987 Sep 2015 #2

It's a quote from O'Malley's article, yeoman. elleng Sep 2015 #3

Thanks! I need to read more clearly. Have a great one! yeoman6987 Sep 2015 #4

I just added quotation marks, elleng Sep 2015 #5

Cool. Thanks. yeoman6987 Sep 2015 #6