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Wrestling with God’s call

byStaff writers
5 August 2007 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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PROFESSIONAL wrestler Dallas Mead (pictured) is featured in this week’s People story as he relates his journey with wife, Aneva, to become fully initiated members of the Catholic Church

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