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I lived in Brazil many years ago and they had broke ground at that time for the Sao Paulo temple. I am glad to see that there is growth in Brazil. I know there are some rich traditions in that country and sometimes traditions can be stronger than blood lines. Congratulations to Brazil for their new temple.
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