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The World Cup is coming to a close. Spain will take on Argentina on Sunday. Both countries have won previous men’s World Cups and Argentina is playing for a second consecutive title.

The World Cup is coming to a close. Spain will take on Argentina on Sunday. Both countries have won previous men&rsquo;s World Cups and Argentina is playing for a second consecutive title.

World Cup Fever Brings California Together

 In recent polling, men under 30 say religion is more important to them than their peers in years past and that includes Catholicism, even in the historically counter-culture Bay Area. KQED’s Paula Sibulo reports. 

 

&nbsp;In recent polling, men under 30 say religion is more important to them than their peers in years past and that includes Catholicism, even in the historically counter-culture Bay Area. KQED&rsquo;s Paula Sibulo reports.&nbsp;
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More Young Men Are Embracing Catholicism In The Bay Area

Three-time winner and defending champion, Argentina, will face Spain in the World Cup final Sunday. Despite the team’s success, the victories have led to a flurry of harsh criticism online. Some Southern California Argentines say t’s gone too far. Adolfo Guzman-Lopez from LAist reports.

Three-time winner and defending champion, Argentina, will face Spain in the World Cup final Sunday. Despite the team&rsquo;s success, the victories have led to a flurry of harsh criticism online. Some Southern California Argentines say t&rsquo;s gone too far.&nbsp;Adolfo Guzman-Lopez from LAist reports.

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