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15 February 2021

Національна Асамблея людей з інвалідністю України щиро вітає усіх з днем Стрітення Господнього!

У цей день світ дізнався і прийняв свого майбутнього Спасителя!

Від душі бажаємо добра і справжніх див у житті, достатку і відради, здоров’я і терпіння, неймовірної радості.

Бажаємо з розкритим серцем зустрічати новий день і проживати його з вірою, любов’ю, миром і щастям!

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