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Dismas (Dysmas) in the Apocryphal gospels, the penitent thief. [Christianity: Benét, 274]
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Some of the saints presented are well-known men and women, such as Matthew, Dismas, Augustine, Patrick, Thomas Becket, Francis, Ignatius, Peter Claver, and Matt Talbot. Dismas, a repentant thief who died alongside Jesus. As children, Griselda Ramirez and Dismas Lizarraga grew up hearing fantastic folk tales in their native Belize - a tiny Central American nation wedged between Guatemala, Mexico and the Caribbean. |
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