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Posted on November 1, 2012March 21, 2013 by David Herbert

This is something to make All Saints Day. Thank you Simon for posting it.

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Posted in reblogs, spiritualityTagged death, Dietrich Bonheoffer, Duke University, Graham Greene, Polycarp, Richard Lischer, saints, St There of Lisieux

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