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Brazil temple dedicated

Bring us a temple, pleeasssee | 5:19 a.m. June 2, 2008

I was in Canada and watched the Stake Conference President Monson, Elder Ballard and Sister Dibb spoke at. It was wonderful.

We are waiting for a temple here in Maine/ N.B.Canada as well. We hope and pray it will happen soon.

Former Curitiba Missionary | 9:08 a.m. June 2, 2008

What an incredible blessing it is to have a temple dedicated in the land i have grown to love. The temple was announced the week i returned home from my mission and i couldn't have felt happier in my life. The people of parana and surrounding areas are amazing people and their faith has made this all happen. I'm so excited for those that i had the opportunity of teaching to enter into their own temple. What an awesome blessing. The stone is and will continue to roll forth and fill the earth. May the lord continue to bless you Curitiba.

Dawn West | 1:47 p.m. June 2, 2008

My husband served in the Curtiba Brazil mission and is so excited about this temple.

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Melissa | 2:23 p.m. June 2, 2008

I was in Curitiba when they broke ground for the temple. How I wish I could have been there for the dedication! The saints of Parana are so faithful! What a joy for them to have a temple close by! What a blessing!

julio c�sar | 5:17 p.m. June 2, 2008

I am from curitiba and I had the oportunity to participate on the show. It was wonderful. President Monson resumed it in one word. "Perfect".
How greatful it was. I also sang at the cornerstone ceremony and watched one of the four sesions inside the temple. My parents were able to watch it inside the celestial room, and also my sister. It was the best weekend of my life!

Leandro Martins | 8:34 a.m. June 7, 2008

Everything was beautiful!

Lara Balsters McElderry | 4:57 a.m. June 12, 2008

I was by no small miracle able to return for this dedication with my husband. I served there 99-01. What a beautiful temple!! Congrats to the saints in Curitiba, they are doing wonderful, of all the beautiful things to see and do, seeing families still strong in the church tops them all...te amo!!

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