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Patrem
03:37
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Stabat Mater Dolorosa
03:58
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Miserere (I)
03:42
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Martir
03:37
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Miserere (II)
02:13
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Oblivioni a corde datus sum tamquam mortuus;
factus sum tamquam vas perditum.
Horror in circuitu
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6. |
Veneris
03:34
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7. |
Improperia
04:58
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Julian Hol Colombia
★
"Our fearlessness shall be our secret weapon"
♥︎
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