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3 Comments:
Thanks for pointing out the Retraite dans la ville. I've signed up. :-)
You are doing Lenten reflections in French. I, like many, do not speak French.
We will therfore miss out on these daily reflections.
Please translate them into English so many more will receive God's words through you.
God Bless
Debbie Cavedon
We are not doing daily reflections in French, we are doing them in English. But there is also a Lenten retreat offered on the internet by the Dominicans at Lille. In telling you about this it was only fair to warn people that the reflections from Lille are in French.
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