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Sometimes We Feel Such Utter Loss (Maryton)

A hymn written in the aftermath of hurricane destruction in the Gulf of Mexico during 2005, this hymn uses the example of Jesus' response in loving and healing the man with leprosy as a model for how we should respond to the victims of these disasters.

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