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Lincoln Mullen · 13 Aug. 2005

I’d hate to devote my life to somethingâ€”anythingâ€”because of a humorous poster; I’d hate to convince someone else to devote his life to something using a humerous poster: “Pop culture heroes help recruit priests” from The Washington Times. Motivations and methods matter.

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