Between presentations and workshops, attendees had opportunities to network, enjoy fellowship, visit newly renovated archdiocesan offices and portions of Savior Pastoral Center. Father Pennings said the day was very successful...
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Holy road trip
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The ‘other’ Teresa
“The first few days of our trip I had been considering the pros and cons of being a Sister, particularly on day six,” she continued. “That same day we visited the Mother Teresa exhibition. I had finished reading and looking at...