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John Dougherty is an Arizona-based investigative reporter and documentary film producer.
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Cherishing truth amid lies: Peter Bogdanovich’s ‘Paper Moon’

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By John Dougherty
| America Magazine Verified
“Say it’s only a paper moon,” singer Peggy Healy croons on Paul Whiteman’s 1933 recording of the once-popular song, “sailing over a cardboard sea/ But it wouldn’t be make-believe/ If you believed in me.” The song is both lighthearted and poignant, a testament—depending on your perspective—to the power of fantasy or belief.
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Why Would Saints Have the Stigmata in Their Hands Instead of Wrists?

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By Catherine Sullivan, MICHAEL O'CONNELL, John Dougherty
| Busted Halo
A listener named Hannah asks Father Dave about saints who have received the stigmata, or wounds of Christ. “When saints have received the stigmata, they have it in the palms of their hands – Take Saint Francis and Saint Padre Pio, for example,” Hannah says. “If Jesus was crucified with nails in his wrists, why wouldn’t the saints’ wounds be in their wrists?” She notes that the answer isn’t a “dealbreaker” for her faith, but was curious after gazing upon the crucifix.
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Religious Life

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By Junno Arocho Esteves, Katie Jones, John Dougherty
| America Magazine Verified
Posted inNews Father Chao was among the last of the Trappist monks who survived the Chinese communist persecution. Posted inNews The band performs a mixture of bluegrass, folk, gospel and original songs composed by the Dominican friars. Posted inCatholic Movie Club In “Essene” (1972), Wiseman gave us a glimpse into life in an Anglican Benedictine monastery in Michigan, at a time of transition in American social, political and religious life.
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