Quotemeal: Mar. 10th, 1957

Sunday, March 10, 1957

"The national anthem of hell is, "I Did It My Way.""
— Peter Kreeft

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Illustration of Peter Kreeft — "The national anthem of hell is, "I Did It My Way.""

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