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Impression from a pro-life conference: Rome and Athens are in the background, but where is Jerusalem?

27-11-2021

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Rev. Cornelius Sonnevelt, RD

Impression from a pro-life conference: Rome and Athens are in the background, but where is Jerusalem?

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“Our European civilization has been built on the pillars of Jerusalem, Athens and Rome,” Dom Nuno Brás, the bishop of Madeira in Portugal, said last week. He was one of the key note speakers of the One of Us-conference in Lisbon.

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