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A Rite of Passage

Sayings to soothe & inspire

A Moving Quote From Victoria Alexander About the Needs of the Grieving
Plus a beautiful heart made from springtime flowerrs from SevenPonds

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Kathleen Clohessy

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Part One – The Calling
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Part Two – The Ascending
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Part Three – The Remains

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