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SPISSKE PODHRADIE, Slovakia, AUG. 28, 2010 ( Zenit.org ).- Here is the text of an address Archbishop Charles Chaput of Denver, Colorado, gave Tuesday in Slovakia. The address was titled "Living Within the Truth: Religious Liberty and Catholic Mission in the New Order of the World."
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