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Sandee SpencerMay 6, 2014
I loved the article! It made me remember that when we were traveling in Brazil in the Rio De Janiero area I was very surprised that they did not have a temple. There are so many temples in Brazil and Rio is such a huge area. There was zero impatience expressed by the members who instead shared their happiness that temples were dotting their land and their willingness and ability to travel to Sao Paulo to the temple! Wonderful!
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