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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2021 · 4 MIN

¿Quién es el culpable?

from Programa Vida Familiar

¿Sabe usted cuál es la vaca más famosa de la historia? Una común y corriente que pertenecía a una granjera de apellido O´Leary. Ahora, ¿por qué se hizo famosa? Porque al mamífero se le atribuyó el gran incendio de Chicago en 1871, que dejó sin vivienda a una tercera parte de sus habitantes. El fuego arrasó las estructuras de madera durante tres días y dejó un saldo de 300 víctimas humanas. Conozca la historia y la enseñanza que nos deja. Escuche este tema en el Programa “Vida Familiar” con Fernando Alexis Jiménez. ¡Una voz de fe y esperanza para la familia! ✅ Encuéntrenos en Internet con las etiquetas #RadioBendiciones y #ProgramaVidaFamiliar ✅ Visítenos en Internet https://www.mensajerodelapalabra.com/ y https://cutt.ly/GnrPTTF

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