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San Antonio priest laicized, excommunicated after calling Popes Francis and Leo ‘usurpers’

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  1. Aug 18, 6:50 AM America San Antonio priest laicized, excommunicated after calling Popes Francis and Leo ‘usurpers’
  2. Aug 18, 8:08 AM Catholic Review San Antonio priest laicized, excommunicated after calling Popes Francis and Leo ‘usurpers’
  3. Aug 18, 9:25 AM National Catholic Reporter San Antonio priest laicized, excommunicated after calling Popes Francis and Leo 'usurpers'
  4. Aug 18, 9:49 AM Vida Nueva Español Sacerdote excomulgado tras calificar de “usurpadores” a los papas Francisco y León XIV

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