Opinion: At Easter, a baptism of hope
Five strangers gathered at a hot springs in New Mexico last week. The priest prayed, dipped the faithful backwards, into the depths, then lifted them again toward the morning light.
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Five strangers gathered at a hot springs in New Mexico last week. The priest prayed, dipped the faithful backwards, into the depths, then lifted them again toward the morning light.
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