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Why Native Groups Are Protesting the Newest Saint, The History of the Bar Code, Airports for Art Lovers and More
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  Daily    SEPTEMBER 23 2015
 Why Are Native Groups Protesting Catholicism's Newest Saint?Nearly 250 years after Junipero Serra founded California's first missions, questions linger about his legacy
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 A statue of Junipero Serra, Catholicism's newest saint, stands in front of San Gabriel Arcángel, the California mission he founded in 1771. (Marcus Teply/dpa/Corbis)

 
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