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Brothers and sisters, we have lived this week in the light of last Sunday—the Triumph of Orthodoxy. A wonderful feature was pointed out...
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JULY 28 Saints Timon, Prochorus, Nicanor, and Parmenas, Apostles of the Seventy were among the first deacons in the Church of Christ. ...
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