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Fourth on our list must be the white-fire bastion of '''the vow''' made.... Once the vow is taken, you must remember the first [[Mother of the Flame]], [[Clara Louise]], who kept a daily prayer vigil for the youth, beginning at four in the morning and not concluding till late morning, praying for all souls of the youth, from the unborn to those in college and beyond....

Fourth on our list must be the white-fire bastion of the vow made.... Once the vow is taken, you must remember the first Mother of the Flame, Clara Louise, who kept a daily prayer vigil for the youth, beginning at four in the morning and not concluding till late morning, praying for all souls of the youth, from the unborn to those in college and beyond....

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	~~<blockquote>~~Fourth on our list must be the white-fire bastion of '''the vow''' made.... Once the vow is taken, you must remember the first [[Mother of the Flame]], [[Clara Louise]], who kept a daily prayer vigil for the youth, beginning at four in the morning and not concluding till late morning, praying for all souls of the youth, from the unborn to those in college and beyond....~~</blockquote>~~		Fourth on our list must be the white-fire bastion of '''the vow''' made.... Once the vow is taken, you must remember the first [[Mother of the Flame]], [[Clara Louise]], who kept a daily prayer vigil for the youth, beginning at four in the morning and not concluding till late morning, praying for all souls of the youth, from the unborn to those in college and beyond....