Transcript: Evangelicals Stepping on Catholic Toes in Latin America

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NEAL CONAN, Host: This is Morning Edition; I'm Neal Conan. In towns and villages across Latin America, parish priests and evangelical ministers are doing battle for the souls of their communities. Protestant missionaries have moved into Latin America, and they're doing quite well, which puts them at odds with the Roman Catholic Church, `the' religious authority in Latin America five centuries now. NPR's Alan Tomlinson reports on the religious conflict in one Chilean village, Donihue.

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