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Emigrational

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Em`i`gra´tion`al
a.1.Relating to emigration.


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An atavistic attachment to the land which, according to Jaime Cortesao (1979) is the identifying characteristic of the Portuguese, wherever imperial, colonial or emigrational drives may have scattered them, is the paradoxical trait of a people who have become memorable in European history precisely for the itchy feet that led them to leave that beloved motherland in the pursuit of pastures new.
When asked to define a contextualized worship service, the five persons interviewed said that a contextualized worship service is one where Spanish is primarily spoken, where the praise and worship music reflects a Latino flavor, and where they worship with persons who have similar emigrational experiences.
 
 
 
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