One of us: the sanity behind an act of insanity
Peter Day, Canberra priest, reflects on the reality behind seemingly random acts of violence that are so common in our world today. Who are these people who commit such crimes?
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Peter Day, Canberra priest, reflects on the reality behind seemingly random acts of violence that are so common in our world today. Who are these people who commit such crimes?
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