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Oranges and Lemons

Oranges and Lemons

Ryszard’s brow creased with worry. He would give anything in the world for an orange or a lemon for his dear wife.

Roses and Angels

Roses and Angels

Below her tummy, the roses were black and dead. Black dead roses lay on her legs. Black dead roses lay on her feet.

Praying for No Rain

Praying for No Rain

“Good morning, children!” Teacher said. “Who has something to thank God for today? Who has something that they want to ask God for today.”

Sabbath Test

Sabbath Test

The principal said the date could not be changed because it had never been changed before. She said Marta was the first person to ask for the test to be changed.

The Boy With a Balloon

The Boy With a Balloon

But then she saw the balloon on his back. The balloon was so big that she could not see his legs. Then the balloon popped. Mother could see Voya’s legs.

Taming Wild Waves

Taming Wild Waves

At that moment, the crashing waves ceased. While big waves continued to roll 40 to 50 yards (meters) away from the shore, the water near the beach became a great calm.

Baptized Like Jesus

Baptized Like Jesus

Andrija couldn’t believe it! God had answered his prayer so quickly. From that day, he knew that God would help him to get baptized in the sea.

The Little Cook

The Little Cook

When they learn that he is 12, they are even more astonished. They want to know more about him and his family.

I Want to Go to Church

I Want to Go to Church

One morning, Mother told Teresa to get ready to go to church. Teresa thought that they would go to the church belonging to the denomination of the three women.

Not Truly Alone

Not Truly Alone

Teacher said that God didn’t create the earth. She said the earth and everything in it began by itself. Selene didn’t believe it.

Love  and War

Love and War

When she was released from prison, she needed a place to stay. Unfortunately, her husband had died while she was in prison, and she had nowhere to live.

No More Red Spot

No More Red Spot

“Mother, why did this happen to me?” Deborah asked her mother again and again.

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