New Year New Life!

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New Year New Life!: Greetings to however is going to read this :) Here is to a New Year, New Day and a New You! God bless you and your family! I really need ...

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  1. AnonymousApril 13, 2023 at 8:52 AM

    Would you be interested as yo having a contributor to your blog? I have blogged since 2017 but stopped a year ago. My subject matter was Christianity with an emphasis on Catholicism. What I have been doing now is studying Thomas Kempis, "Imitation of Christ" which has helped me tremendously. If interested direct message me on Twitter: @KempisStudent.

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