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Radio Free Acton Podcast: Reflecting on the Legacy of Pope Benedict XVI

by John Couretas on Monday, February 18, 2013

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In this episode of Radio Free Acton, Research Fellow Michael Matheson Miller is joined by Director of Research Samuel Gregg to reflect on the papacy and legacy of retiring Pope Benedict XVI. This is part 1 of a two part podcast.

This Radio Free Acton podcast runs just over 21 minutes. Click the media player and listen in:

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