John Burger is a writer and former News Editor for Aleteia, a Catholic news and lifestyle website. With a focus on reporting on issues related to the Catholic Church and faith, John's articles cover a wide range of topics including social issues, religious events, and global news impacting the Catholic community.
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John Burger's coverage primarily focuses on politics with a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly in the context of religious affairs. His articles often touch upon evolving stories related to the topics he covers.
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By: John Burger
We’ve seen a lot of repetition of history these past two years.
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