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ST. NICOLAS OPPOSED CHRISTMAS!!!
What if I told you that that the Christmas icon – Saint Nicolas – actually opposed Christmas? It’s true, but one must dig deep to find this treasure hid in darkness. The Catholic Encyclopedia states about Saint Nicolas: “Though he is one … Continue reading →
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