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2. Mc 1, 1-7. Juan Bautista (Curs Marc. St Ildefons).

EPISODE · Dec 21, 2015 · 56 MIN

2. Mc 1, 1-7. Juan Bautista (Curs Marc. St Ildefons).

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2. Mc 1, 1 - 7. Juan Bautista. Evangeli de Marc. Curs. S Ildefons. 2015. Josep Rius-Camps.

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