Writers Mistaken For Catholic
- Jeffrey Ford – He was raised Catholic, but abandoned the Faith in strong terms.
- David E. Kelley – Sometimes assumed to be a Catholic because of his surname, Kelley is actually a Protestant.(His Wiki article)
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