
His rebuilt home replaced the sanctuary Mr. Duplessis couldn't afford to replace, which had stood on Flood Street.
Five minutes past 9:30 a.m. on a Sunday this month, which is to say five minutes past the time the worship service was supposed to start, Shantell Henley pushed open the front door of her pastor's house in the Lower Ninth Ward.
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