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					<description><![CDATA[An excellent chronicle on the Norse Vikings who plundered many holy abbeys and even hermitages. It was heartening to read how God eventually worked through these people. Indeed, became a source of Orthodoxy. I in error thought it was by the experience of Constantinople. However, I am aware that God works through many sorces leading people along the chosen way. Every blessing from Canterbury and thank you for this interesting blog.

Pax et Bonum,
Robert.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>An excellent chronicle on the Norse Vikings who plundered many holy abbeys and even hermitages. It was heartening to read how God eventually worked through these people. Indeed, became a source of Orthodoxy. I in error thought it was by the experience of Constantinople. However, I am aware that God works through many sorces leading people along the chosen way. Every blessing from Canterbury and thank you for this interesting blog.</p>
<p>Pax et Bonum,<br />
Robert.</p>
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