St. Hildegard was mixing Pumpkin Spice flavors centuries before Starbucks
It seems that a female Doctor of the Church was making history with pumpkin-spice flavors centuries before they ever trended.
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“Most Merciful Mother, remind us always about the Sorrows of your Son, Jesus."
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Is Gen Z Actually Becoming Catholic, Or Is the Media Finally Noticing?
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