Te Tamari no Atua: A Christmas Letter from Bitter Winter

Posted 2024-12-24, Bitter Winter English Headlines

Gauguin’s iconic nativity is also an apology for religious liberty. And we ask you all to support religious liberty this Christmas. by Massimo Introvigne and Marco Respinti Paul Gauguin (1848–1903),

"Te Tamari no Atua,"
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