Satanism Today 11-1-08

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Nov 3, 2008

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Magister Harris discusses the mapping of a canine genome that has implication in the discovery of treatment of diseases shared by humans and dogs, The Pope meets with physicists and changes process by which candidates are considered for the priesthood.

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Nov 3, 2008

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