From Death Comes Life – Sunday, April 22, 1984
Today we talk of the inexplicable, of the mysterious and profound, of superstition and fear—today we speak of death.
Today we talk of the inexplicable, of the mysterious and profound, of superstition and fear—today we speak of death.
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