Fr. Paul Clarke, O.P.
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Seattle, WA
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University of St. Thomas
Fr. Paul Clarke is from Seattle, Washington, the eldest son in a large Irish-Catholic family. He is a graduate of the University of Saint Thomas in Saint Paul, Minnesota, where he studied philosophy and Catholic Studies. “In a world starving for the Truth, it is a tremendous grace to follow Dominic, with whom, Dante says, ‘there is good fattening, if there be no straying.’”
More from Fr. Paul Clarke, O.P.
- Man and the Village: Crank Calls from the State of Perplexity
- Food in the Rearview
- Resolutions
- Let It Linger
- Should We Preach to the Choir?
- The Phat Man Challenge
- Maudlin Preaching
- Strange Birth
- Bearing Reality
- Taking the Place of the Skull
- Lenten Conference Audio: Christ The Prophet
- The New Advertization
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