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Art? Or Antagonism? Milwaukee Art Museum’s Anti-Catholic Decision

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Folks,

The Milwaukee Art Museum has decided to put on permanent display a portrait of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI made of condoms, beginning this fall.

Please read and share my latest post on “Catholic to the Core.”

When “Art” Becomes Antagonism: Milwaukee Art Museum to display portrait of Benedict XVI made of condoms

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ora exacta · October 3, 2015 at 3:51 am

Am aflat aceasta pagina, dupa ce am cautat despre Art?

Or Antagonism? Milwaukee Art Museums Anti-Catholic Decision pe Google.
Se pare ca informatia dvs e foarte valoroasa, mai ales ca am mai gasit
aici si despre ora, ora exacta, lucruri interesante si folositoare.
Mult succes in continuare!

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