073. Des cordes d'amour

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Pourtant si nous prêtons attention, nous sentirons  ces liens de tendresse qui nous attirent à Lui. Nous verrons que les sentiments  qui L'animent sont paternels et maternels... (Musique Cédric Fruhinsholz)

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Pourtant si nous prêtons attention, nous sentirons ces liens de tendresse qui nous attirent à Lui. Nous verrons que les sentiments qui L'animent sont paternels et maternels... (Musique Cédric Fruhinsholz)

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