God has no country
Mary Murphy
October 10, 2017
I was baptised into the Catholic Church. And for the large part of my adult life (when I got to choose whether or not to
I was baptised into the Catholic Church. And for the large part of my adult life (when I got to choose whether or not to
A chandelier made from 7144 individual Swarovski crystal beads strung on strands falling from the ceiling would be at home in a ballroom in just
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I’m directionally challenged. I have a hard time with East/West, barely managing left/right. By the time I figure out which way I should have the
There’s a lot in what we choose to call a place. Names come with reputations. I know. I did my first MA in Oxford Brookes
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