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#227733 - 03/21/07 06:24 PM Re: Physical Size of new books [Re: Diak]
Orthodox Pyrohy Forum Keilbasa Sleuth Member Registered: 01/17/05 Posts: 1502 Loc: In the Alleghenies, the mother...	Wasn't this post about the size of the pewbook and not the total cost due to the Metropolia/eparchies? Just curious.
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#227744 - 03/21/07 08:02 PM Re: Physical Size of new books [Re: Orthodox Pyrohy]
Matthew Katona Member Registered: 12/17/06 Posts: 67 Loc: Toledo Ohio	Post edited to remove offensive and vulgar language. Post was also uncharitable. Poster suspended for 30 days. Edited by Administrator (03/21/07 08:20 PM) Edit Reason: Offensive Language
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#227745 - 03/21/07 08:16 PM Re: Physical Size of new books [Re: Matthew Katona]
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