Gene Michael got to this one before I had a chance.
I cannot think of anything to add to what he's already written.
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- Mike Shea
- Rochester, New York, United States
- I am a lifelong resident of the Rochester, New York area with an interest in local history.
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3 comments:
Of course the author of this letter has an MDiv from St. Bernard's.
Anon. 9:21,
Why am I not surprised?
I did a little googling and found Mr. Nicosia here.
Plenty of interesting figures out there like to flaunt their M.Div from St. Bernard.
~Dr. K
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