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A Brief History of Ireland’s Croagh Patrick

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I ask the question in the title not necessarily in regard to the most destructive military advancement, but rather the most striking. That is, what …

I was perusing through information on some churches in Venice and came across something that mentioned the body of St. Lucy was in a church in the …

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