Here is a short photo collage showing a little bit of the life of my parish. I hope you enjoy viewing it as much as I enjoyed compiling it.
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Wow, that looks ace. I've got to come to the new building at some point. In fact, we've got to meet up at some point!
Yes, come! It'd be great to see you, and we could catch up. I'd love for you to see the new church. Our Metropolitan is coming to the diocese from New York in November. He may come to our parish, and Archbishop Mark hopes to come in the autumn too.
Absolutely wonderful. Thank you for sharing.
God bless your parish, through the prayers of St Elisabeth.
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