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Visiting Sunday May 6

  • by Carmelite Community of Apostolic Hermits
  • Posted on 08. April 2018

Everyone is welcome to our next visiting Sunday on May 6.  Fr. Robert Bulbrook will celebrate Mass at noon, and we will serve tea in Carrowcullen afterwards.

 

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