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    bflc:aap "McDonough, John R., 1928-. Ode to joy" ;
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    bf:summary [ a bf:Summary ;
            rdfs:label "\"John McDonough has returned in one of his most ambitious projects to date - a celebration of Christianity in verse. And a celebration it is, with its watchword \"joy.\" He has adopted as his theme and model, Friedrich Schiller's \"Ode to Joy.\" McDonough's poem, too, is an ode, a celebration, from the Immaculate Conception through the founding of the Church, with special attention to the legacy of Christianity's spiritual gifts. McDonough promises to present this ode \"from the perspective of a physician and father of seven children.\" And he delivers\"-- Provided by publisher." ] ;
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