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Don’t monks usually live at monasteries? Explain how you can be a friar and still live at a monastery?

Don’t monks usually live at monasteries? Explain how you can be a friar and still live at a monastery?
By province|2015-07-03T00:50:43-05:00July 3rd, 2015|0 Comments

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