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Bridge of San Luis Rey

Bridge of San Luis Rey

By: Thornton Wilder
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 In the wake of a tragic bridge collapse that claims the lives of five individuals, an observer embarks on a profound exploration of the victims lives. Were their deaths mere accidents, or do they hint at a greater divine purpose? Join us as we delve into the intertwining stories behind this haunting event. - Summary by Jim LockeCopyright Fiction Classics Science Social Sciences Spirituality
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  • 005 - Perhaps an Intention

    005 - Perhaps an Intention
    Feb 20 2026
    In the wake of a tragic bridge collapse that claims the lives of five individuals, an observer embarks on a profound exploration of the victims lives. Were their deaths mere accidents, or do they hint at a greater divine purpose? Join us as we delve into the intertwining stories behind this haunting event. - Summary by Jim Locke
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    23 mins
  • 004 - Uncle Pio

    004 - Uncle Pio
    Feb 20 2026
    In the wake of a tragic bridge collapse that claims the lives of five individuals, an observer embarks on a profound exploration of the victims lives. Were their deaths mere accidents, or do they hint at a greater divine purpose? Join us as we delve into the intertwining stories behind this haunting event. - Summary by Jim Locke
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    51 mins
  • 003 - Estaban

    003 - Estaban
    Feb 20 2026
    In the wake of a tragic bridge collapse that claims the lives of five individuals, an observer embarks on a profound exploration of the victims lives. Were their deaths mere accidents, or do they hint at a greater divine purpose? Join us as we delve into the intertwining stories behind this haunting event. - Summary by Jim Locke
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    41 mins
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