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Dec 22, 2017 28 min

9. Kwanukkamas Eve

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Father Francis O'Bean is working hard on his annual Kwanukkamas service in the rectory of the Churnagosque. The Secret Santa tradition and the coming darkness of winter has the Brokenites feeling depressed, though. Can Fr. Francis find the right words to lead his flock through the shortest day of the year?

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