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Posted November 10, 2022
With the Philadelphia Phillies’ offseason officially beginning following a run in the 2022 World Series, Archbishop Nelson Pérez shared a special message on social media thanking the team for a great season saying, “Anything is possible when you have hope, heart, and believe in each other.”
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