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Father Reginald Foster smiles while on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York
Father Reginald Foster smiles while on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York

Father Reginald Foster smiles while on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York May 19, 2013. Now retired from the Vatican and living in a monastery in his hometown of Milwaukee, Foster is something of a celebrity in the rarefied world of Latin scholarship. His visit to New York last weekend, at the inv

Father Foster smiles while on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York
Father Foster smiles while on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York

Father Reginald Foster smiles while on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York May 19, 2013. Now retired from the Vatican and living in a monastery in his hometown of Milwaukee, Foster is something of a celebrity in the rarefied world of Latin scholarship. His visit to New York last weekend, at the inv

Father Foster sits on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York
Father Foster sits on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York

Father Reginald Foster sits on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York May 19, 2013. Now retired from the Vatican and living in a monastery in his hometown of Milwaukee, Foster is something of a celebrity in the rarefied world of Latin scholarship. His visit to New York last weekend, at the invitation