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Canadian philosopher and humanitarian Jean Vanier founded the worldwide L'Arche movement for disabled adults. In this documentary series, Vanier offers advice in areas ranging from aging gracefully to the importance of love to various aspects of religion, including recent attacks upon Christianity.
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