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Women, men experience sin differently, papal theologian says - Catholic News Service

Women, men experience sin differently, papal theologian saysCatholic News Service, DC"For women, the most dangerous is pride, followed by envy, wrath, lust, gluttony, and lastly, sloth," he said. The priest said personal experience seemed to confirm these theories. "In convents, women religious are often envious of each other over ...Two sexes 'sin in different ways' BBC NewsVatican: Men more lustful than women, women prouder Springfield News SunVatican study shows how sexes differ on the seven deadly sins NEWS.com.auTelegraph.co.uk - ABC Newsall 47 news articles

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Fire displaces Rochester family - Journal Times

Fire displaces Rochester familyJournal Times, WIBy Paul Sloth ROCHESTER ? Thick black smoke poured out of a hole cut into the roof of Michael Mansell?s house at 407 Front St. late Wednesday afternoon. Mansell reported smoke in the house just before 3:30 pm, according to a deputy with the Racine ...Weather Impedes Efforts To Stop House Fire WISN.comall 3 news articles

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GRAF ORLOCK, THE ABOMINABLE IRON SLOTH Confirmed For LOS ANGELES ... - Blabbermouth.net

GRAF ORLOCK, THE ABOMINABLE IRON SLOTH Confirmed For LOS ANGELES ...Blabbermouth.net, NYGRAF ORLOCK and THE ABOMINABLE IRON SLOTH have been confirmed for the fifth annual Los Angeles Murderfest, set to take place on May 9-10 at the Knitting Factory in Hollywood, California. To report any abusive, obscene, defamatory, racist, homophobic or ...

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Perfect time to visit wild animal refuge, mysterious caverns - Elk Grove Citizen

Perfect time to visit wild animal refuge, mysterious cavernsElk Grove Citizen, CAOnce the name became ?Dinosaur Caverns? after fossil remains of a prehistoric 15-foot tall sloth mistaken for a dinosaur was discovered. When it was determined that it was a sloth and not a dinosaur, the name was changed to Grand Canyon Caverns. ...

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Sinkhole Holds 12000-year-old Clues to Early Americans - National Geographic

Sinkhole Holds 12000-year-old Clues to Early AmericansNational Geographic, DCGifford and other archaeologists found more from the tortoise this past July, along with the slaughtered remains of a giant ground sloth. The discovery of the sloth's bones, Gifford said, could indicate that Little Salt Spring was a sort of ancient ...

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