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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, This is the best of Free Expression with Jerry Baker.

Hello and welcome to the Free Expression podcast with me, Jerry Baker, from the Wall Street Journal

Opinion page. If you're not already a subscriber to Free Expression, please do sign up

wherever you get your podcasts. This week is America facing a spiritual crisis? As more and more

Americans say that religion, in the traditional sense, is not important in their lives,

what are the implications for a nation founded under God? Is the decline in traditional religious

observance a big reason for the increasingly dystopian state of our social and civic life?

Or is the assent of reason over faith something that should be welcomed?

Our other so-called secular religions, such as the passion for environmentalism and the green

movement and the modern creed of social justice, are they replacing traditional faiths,

especially for younger Americans?

What would me to discuss the state of faith and

America, and also to look in particular at the condition of the Catholic Church, is Timothy Cardinal

Dolan, the Archbishop of New York. Cardinal Dolan was ordained priest almost 50 years ago and has served

as bishop in St. Louis and Milwaukee. In 2009, he was appointed Archbishop of New York by Pope

Benedict XVI. Three years later, he became

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