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The Time is Near
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Remembering the Family Doctor
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A Bulletin from St. Paul
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Remembering a Legend
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One Favor, Lord
(August 14)

With Praise of Yams!
(August 9)

Remembering You
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Praying without Words
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How it All Happened
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Summer is My Season!
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What We Learn from Air Travel
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