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[[Joan Secousse]] was born in [[679 BC]], probably in [[Mordent]] or [[Borca]]. In years prior to [[708 BC]], she became an [[anchorite]] and possibly an [[Wandering Anchorite|wandering anchorite]]. In [[708 BC]], while [[exploring]] Port-a-Lucine, she discovered the abandoned [[Ste. Mere des Larmes]] [[cathedral]]. It proved to be an ancient [[temple of Ezra]]. Based upon teachings recovered | [[Joan Secousse]] was born in [[679 BC]], probably in [[Mordent]] or [[Borca]]. In years prior to [[708 BC]], she became an [[anchorite]] and possibly an [[Wandering Anchorite|wandering anchorite]]. In [[708 BC]], while [[exploring]] Port-a-Lucine, she discovered the abandoned [[Ste. Mere des Larmes]] [[cathedral]]. It proved to be an ancient [[temple]] of [[Ezra]]. Based upon teachings recovered from its vaults, she penned in [[709 BC]] the '''[[Third Book of Ezra]]''' and became the [[bastion]] of the [[The Dementlieuse Sect|Dementlieuse Sect]]. | ||
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Joan Secousse was born in 679 BC, probably in Mordent or Borca. In years prior to 708 BC, she became an anchorite and possibly an wandering anchorite. In 708 BC, while exploring Port-a-Lucine, she discovered the abandoned Ste. Mere des Larmes cathedral. It proved to be an ancient temple of Ezra. Based upon teachings recovered from its vaults, she penned in 709 BC the Third Book of Ezra and became the bastion of the Dementlieuse Sect.
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