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Litany to St Dominic – composed by Michele Ness

Litany to St Dominic – composed by Michele Ness

Michelle Ness has recently composed a Litany to St Dominic.  Click below to download the Litany (in Word or PowerPoint format):P

LITANY TO ST DOMINIC – composed by Michelle Ness – Word version

DOMINIC LITANY – composed by Michelle Ness – PowerPoint version.

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