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#381586 - 06/14/12 11:35 PM Saint Elizabeth the New Martyr
John Doucette Member Registered: 05/05/07 Posts: 380 Loc: Massachusetts	Slava Isusu Khrystu! I am wondering if anyone is at all familiar with the new expanded edition of the biography of Saint Elizabeth the New Martyr entitled: Grand Duchess Elizabeth - New Martyr of the Communist Yoke - the expanded edition has over 300 pages and 100 photographs. I am wondering if anyone is familiar with this new edition. I have the old edition.
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#381599 - 06/15/12 05:18 AM Re: Saint Elizabeth the New Martyr [Re: John Doucette]
griego catolico Member Registered: 12/10/01 Posts: 1066 Loc: Sunny California	Yes, I have the new edition, which I bought at the ROCOR cathedral bookstore in San Francisco. It has many more photographs (which I find extraordinary) from the previous edition. The added pages are her letters as well as about the visit of her relics to Russia in 2004.
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