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ARISE! LET US BE GOING! 
Thanks be to God. The litany-like of saints at the end of Burke’s homily is a good model for how all homilies should end. What a comfort and encouragement to the Church Militant.
God bless the good cardinal. We pray for him most days in our morning prayers.