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Vigor: Does It Fit?

Posted on 20 December 2013 by catholicsensibility

Merriam-Webster online defines vigor: 1. active bodily or mental strength or force 2. active healthy well-balanced growth especially of plants 3. intensity of action or effect :force 4. effective legal status Bishop Daniel Condon wrote to the NYT contesting a small part of the … Continue reading →

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