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Full of Mercy

The article is a poetic or spiritual reflection addressed to God, asking Him to fill the speaker's heart with mercy and to ensure that none of His created works remain empty. The text appears to be a prayer or meditation, emphasizing themes of divine compassion and creation. It does not discuss current events, politics, or social issues but focuses on personal and spiritual introspection. The author, Tomaž Kempčan, seems to be expressing a deep emotional and religious connection.

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Full of Mercy

The article is a poetic or spiritual reflection addressed to God, asking Him to fill the speaker's heart with mercy and to ensure that none of His created works remain empty. The text appears to be a prayer or meditation, emphasizing themes of divine compassion and creation. It does not discuss current events, politics, or social issues but focuses on personal and spiritual introspection. The author, Tomaž Kempčan, seems to be expressing a deep emotional and religious connection.

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