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-\title{We Can Be Heroes}
-\author{Matěj Cepl}
-\date{June 9th}
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-\begin{frame}{Women of Faith in the Post-Biblical era}
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-        \item There are obviously too many women of faith to
-            consider any of them individually as the typical
-            representative of all of them
-
-        \item Moreover, most of them, given the ever-present
-            misogyny of the time, are hidden behind the much more
-            famous men
-
-        \item And even those who famous on their own, like Hildegard of Bingen,
-            Catherine of Sienna, or our own Saint Agnes of
-            Bohemia, were daughters of kings or local nobleman,
-            who are hard to follow by us mere mortals.
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