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Thought for the Day 27 December 2009
Thought for the Day 26 December 2009Thought for the Day 28 December 2009

Let the breathings of my soul be with Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. Let me live in obscurity, out of the world and the world’s thought, with them. Let me look to them in sorrow and in joy, and live and die in their sweet sympathy.
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