Vincent A. Cianci Jr., better known as “Buddy,” he was a trusted (and Jesuit-educated) champion for his city as well as a convicted felon.

Waugh was never reconciled to the use of vernacular in the Catholic liturgy, for which he had gained great devotion for 30 years.

“Lutherans and Catholics are on the way to greater unity," says Martin Marty.

"All of us come from a place we mistake for universal," Kenneth L. Woodward explains, "So you should know something of mine."

Besides having a great mind, Jefferson had a great ego—also for good and ill.

Although he termed it "the one non-issue of the campaign," his priesthood was a major issue for the people of Rhode Island.