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To search for timely information about Voice of the Faithful in the news media, one can go to Google's news section (http://news.google.com/). In the Search bar, type in "Voice of the Faithful" (in quotes) and then hit Enter. The articles that contain the name "Voice of the Faithful" will appear - you can choose to either see them by relevance or by date. Google News includes newspapers (both national and international), network television, local television and some magazines, so it will give a searcher a pretty comprehensive list of VOTF media hits.

If you have access to Lexis-Nexis (available in most college library systems), one can do a similar search for media hits. Depending on the program, Lexis is a little more complicated, but you can search independently by media source (i.e., if you only want to know what newspapers have said about Voice of the Faithful). Lexis requires you to choose the news source that you wish to look for. It also allows you to search in several parameters - by search terms in the full body of the text or by headline; by author; or by caption (for a picture). Finally, Lexis allows the searcher to go back several months and years.

Between the two, Google and Lexis, any individual can access the most recent media stories that mention Voice of the Faithful.

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