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Great picture.
OK, I can't let that Quigley-Feigenholz article go without comment.
Here's the point. The fact that they once dated should merit ONE paragraph. Instead, the Sun-Times gives it a full article. Who FREAKING cares? What about the real issues? What about the RECORDS of these two competitors?
I feel sorry for Abdon Pallasch, the otherwise excellent reporter who penned the story.
My guess is that it was the lame Sun-Times editors-turned-marketers who forced Pallasch to write this Us Magazine-flavored puff piece.
Sure, fun articles are fun. But please give us some meat and THEN give us dessert.
With apologies to those who already know, that photo shows St. Adalbert's church in Pilsen.