Photos | Ordination Day Group Shot
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, Anne Cassin, and Robin Rimbaud join a crowd of 27 people outside of two impressive buildings on their ordination day in 2011. The group stands in front of a lush green shrub and arch, with city vehicles and a traffic light visible in the background.
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a group of people standing outside of a buildingChronologically Adjacent
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urban jeans glasses transportation outdoor anne tie formal footwear bag ordination monastery sky tree pedestrian wbtla_ordination annegret kramp-karrenbauer cassin city car arch building shoe handbag campus coat college stroller robin rimbaud pants plant belt vehicle architecture machine wbtla light traffic wear shrub accessories walking crowd
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