Essays by Avery Cardinal Dulles and Anthony Esolen

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** Sunday Spotlight
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A Sunday afternoon newsletter



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** “Sunday is the golden clasp that binds
together the volume of the week.”
– H.W. Longfellow
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** May 2003 • by Avery Cardinal Dulles
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** The Population of Hell ([link removed])
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** The search for numbers in the demography of hell is futile. God in His wisdom has seen fit not to disclose any statistics.
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** March 2009 • by Anthony Esolen
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** The Freedom of Heaven & The Freedom of Hell ([link removed])
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** Freedom that severs us from one another, from our memories of those who came before us, is built on a lie about being.
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