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My family background was deeply Christian
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"My family background was deeply Christian"

- Abbe Pierre

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Abbe Pierre's quote speaks with the significance of his household's Christian faith. It suggests that his family was deeply dedicated to their faith which it was a huge part of their identity. This might suggest that his household was extremely active in their church, that they attended services frequently, which they were involved in other religious activities. It could likewise indicate that his family was really dedicated to living out their faith in their every day lives, that they were directed by Christian principles, which they were really deliberate about handing down their faith to their children. Abbe Pierre's quote is a testament to the power of faith and the value of family. It speaks with the strength of his household's faith and the impact it had on his life.

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Abbe Pierre This quote is written / told by Abbe Pierre between August 15, 1912 and January 22, 2007. He was a famous Priest from France. The author also have 13 other quotes.

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