Catholics and renewal of the lay vocation

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Across the country, communities have been reeling from the rash of Catholic school closings.

These institutions, which offer a low-cost education to thousands of Catholics and non-Catholics alike, have suffered partly because of the church’s troubled finances, but also because they can no longer depend on priests and nuns to staff them.

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