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After the Storm

Language	English
Format	Paperback
Pages	114
Author	Divaldo Franco, Joanna de Angelis
Publisher	LEAL Publisher

After the Storm

Divaldo Franco, Joanna de Angelis

This book should heighten your curiosity as to what a Spiritual Entity thinks of the many and complex problems on Earth today.

The reader will find some of the answers altogether different from the current though. and will want to ponder upon their substance.

Each chapter in this book carries sound arguments and celestial reasoning.

The book is both informative and pleasant, addressing many vital and pressing issues of our time.

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This book should heighten your curiosity as to what a Spiritual Entity thinks of the many and complex problems on Earth today.

The reader will find some of the answers altogether different from the current though. and will want to ponder upon their substance.

Each chapter in this book carries sound arguments and celestial reasoning.

The book is both informative and pleasant, addressing many vital and pressing issues of our time.

Language	English
Format	Paperback
Pages	114
Author	Divaldo Franco, Joanna de Angelis
Publisher	LEAL Publisher

Divaldo Franco

05 May 1927

Divaldo Pereira Franco is perhaps the greatest exponent of Spiritism today. Born on May 5, 1927 in city of Feira de Santana in Brazil, Divaldo is also known as one of today’s greatest mediums and Spiritist speakers.

As an author, Divaldo has psychographed over 200 works with over 7 million copies sold worldwide. More than 100 of the titles produced through his mediumship have been translated into 16 languages. As a speaker, Divaldo has given conferences more than 15,000 conferences throughout Brazil and in over 60 countries in all five continents.

Remarkably, all of the proceeds of all his books go to Mansão do Caminho,
"Mansão do Caminho", a nonprofit organization that serves over 3,000 people everyday in the city of Salvador which he founded with his friend Nilson Pereira in 1952.