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New revelations about Barrett's association with a little-known Christian community called People of Praise have sparked intrigue.

The Washington Post reports a 2010 directory lists Barrett as a quote

handmade, a title once reserved for women in leadership roles in the tight-knit group, but

no longer used. The Post also disclosed that Barrett lived in the South Bend home of People

of Praises co-founder Kevin Ranagan during law school. The group embraces traditional gender roles

placing men above women. A spokesman tells CNN, Christian leadership in no way involves superiority

or domination among spouses, but we have chosen to rely on male leadership at the highest level

of our community based on our desire to be a family of families.

A spokesperson for the group would not confirm Barrett's membership, and she hasn't spoken publicly about it.

But she did disclose she served on the board of the Trinity Schools, an academic institution founded by People of Praise.

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