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Vespers Antiphon of Christmas

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Savio2 лет назад

May God continue to bless and keep you, sisters. Let's continue to pray for the Church.

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leondelnorte12 лет назад

I close my eyes and I'm suddenly taken by these Holy Angelic voices and tears start to roll down my cheeks!! The same voices that must've been heard on Christmas night when our Lord Jesus was born!!!👼🏻🙏🏻❤️‍🔥🌹🎄

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McKenzie Joseph2 лет назад

Traditional Catholicism is beautiful. A blessed and happy Christmas to all the Sisters of Aquinas.

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Thank you Good Sisters for being a Brilliant Light of Christ for us!

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So very beautiful 🙏

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So so beautiful Merry Christmas

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Cristi

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Beautiful!

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May the holy name of God be praised both now and forever 🙏🙏

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