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The beliefs and practices of Christianity find their source

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and the faith threatened by evils of the worst kind would soon be replaced by one of a Church rejuvenated and renovated… But before this redemptive tremor could take effect a dramatic tragedy was to take place

the sound of Brannigan’s voice raised in argument could be heard

should be added two more: priest and preacher of Jesus Christ

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