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Feast Day: September 23
JPII Blessing us on Feb 26, 2003
Living out the Faith in the Kansas Countryside
- House of Brungardt
- We are a Roman Catholic family of twelve: Dan, Janet, Catherine(12), Dominic(10), Anne(10), Joseph(8), Anthony(5), and our five little babies waiting for us in heaven: Mary Joseph(1-19-09), Teresa Marie(9-12-11), Benedict Joseph(11-24-12), Agatha Rose(2-04-14), and Louis John(8-25-14).
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- While We Were Internetless, #6
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- Easy Meals - Breakfast Burritos
- No Respect For Life Obama
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- Second Half of the Story
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- Where's Your Funny Face?
- Bishops and Pro-Obama Catholics
- Murphy's Law for Moms, #19
- Picnics!
- A Look At Laundry
- If You Drop a Can of Pop on the Floor...
- Big 3 Year Olds
- You Know You Have a Bunch of Little Ones, #9
- Recapping the Big Move, #4
- You Know You Have a Bunch of Little Ones, #8
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- You Know You Live in the Country, #1
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Quidquid agis, prudenter agas, et respice finem
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