Book Summary and Reviews of The Collar by Jonathan Englert

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"Occasionally his comprehensiveness turns tedious; not every conversation or classroom lecture moves the story along. Nevertheless, readers will find his portrayal of priestly formation both compassionate and eye-opening." - PW.
" Because this book is written in slice-of-life style, recording all that is said and done in given situations, not all of the material presented leads somewhere, and certain sweeping statements are not entirely accurate." - Library Journal.

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