Footnote 39: an interview with Father Linus Clovis

from Footnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine Forum · host Christopher Manion

Besides allegedly funding the Syrian rebels and providing them with the bombs that are destroying Catholic and Orthodox churches in Syria, your tax dollars are used to aggressively push an anti-life agenda in the Third World. Hear direct reports from Fr. Peter Clovis.

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