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cast light upon

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Written to Read at a Peace Rally Who am I to cast light upon the human soul?
In earlier versions of the exhibition, the lamps were positioned above display cases and cast light upon the ephemera displayed below; the Centre A show presents them as their own installation, mounted between two movable walls each featuring a mirror reflecting and refracting the single row of lamps.
The pastoral letter of the American bishops on the economy, a model of its kind, cast light upon the present by enunciating principles mined from the deposit of faith and the wisdom of the past, but left to economists and politicians their area of Christian activity, the incarnating of such principles in the conditions of today.
 
 
 
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