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Howlin' Hobbit

Gosh, I'm sure Nicky is resting ever so much more peacefully now.

Steve R

How do they know it's him if his grave has been unmarked for 500 years?

GreginOz

And here in Oz Mary McKillop has just been sanctified...Miracle? No. Say rather, Recruitment Drive by the Men in Black (Dresses).

George Arndt

They just went from the 16th To the 17th century

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