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Nicole Moore inside the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer on the Upper East Side of New York. (All photos by Adrienne Grunwald for The Free Press)
A new generation of worshippers is longing for a ‘lost type of Catholicism.’
By Madeleine Kearns
08.25.24 — Faith
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Madeleine Kearns
Madeleine Kearns is an associate editor at The Free Press. Previously, she was a staff writer at National Review where she regularly appeared on the magazine’s flagship podcast, The Editors. Her work has also appeared in The Spectator, The Wall Street Journal, The Telegraph, UnHerd, and a range of other publications. She writes and performs music.
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