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Father Jerome LeDoux pastor and author of the book War of the Pews at his parish the historic St Augustine Parish in New Orleans one of the nation’s oldest black parishes founded in 1841 MGP 003

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NEW ORLEANS - MAY 01: Father Jerome LeDoux preaches at his parish. The historic St. Augustine Parish, one of the nation’s oldest black parishes founded in 1841 by slaves and free people of color is the first place where blacks and whites worshiped side by side. It is also a focal point for New Orleans culture, integrating jazz music and African drumming and dancing into the worship, blessing local jazz groups, and holding festivals and special services to commemorate musicians such as Louis Armstrong. Photographed in New Orleans, Louisiana on May 01, 2006. (Photo by Michael Grecco) Image from MGPStockPhotos.com

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NEW ORLEANS - MAY 01: Father Jerome LeDoux preaches at his parish. The historic St. Augustine Parish, one of the nation’s oldest black parishes founded in 1841 by slaves and free people of color is the first place where blacks and whites worshiped side by side. It is also a focal point for New Orleans culture, integrating jazz music and African drumming and dancing into the worship, blessing local jazz groups, and holding festivals and special services to commemorate musicians such as Louis Armstrong. Photographed in New Orleans, Louisiana on May 01, 2006. (Photo by Michael Grecco) Image from MGPStockPhotos.com