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Jesus in my knapsack

July 4, 2012 | Chas McNamara 0

Lawrence Egan is fluent in Spanish but his Queens, New York, accent still comes through. His second-generation Irish father was not enthused about Larry becoming a priest. He became decidedly less enthused when Egan told his parents he had signed up [...]

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Jesus in my knapsack

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