What Call The Midwife teaches us about doubt and faith
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Tony Horsfall2021-04-27T13:08:00
The experience of Call the Midwife’s Sister Monica Joan is much more common than we think, says Tony Horsfall. Here’s why we shouldn’t be afraid of our doubts and why they can be good for our faith
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