Mercy – February 18, 2001
We’re extraordinarily fortunate people. We live on this beautiful earth, eating food we didn’t grow, sleeping in homes we didn’t build, breathing fresh, clean air...
We’re extraordinarily fortunate people. We live on this beautiful earth, eating food we didn’t grow, sleeping in homes we didn’t build, breathing fresh, clean air...
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