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Prior Bryant Jones – Conference – Dighton Rock (Video)

Posted on August 14, 2017

Fr+ Bryant Jones, Prior of the United States OSMTJ sent us the link to his Conference at the Dighton Rock Museum. I hope you enjoy.

This entry was posted in Crusades, Events, History, in English, Opinion, Portugal, Scotland, Tomar, United States, Video.

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Prior Bryant Jones – Conference – Dighton Rock (Video)

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