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Wishing you a safe and joyful Christmas!! – Carroll & Tom
We were encouraged to sing at Mass, but, alas, I heard few voices singing along with our sole Cantor. But I was attending by livestream because I had been possibly compromised by some persons who had tested positive for covid last weekend, and chose not to attend in person. Merry Christmas to you all!
A blessed and Merry Christmas,Father George. 🌟☃️🌄📕🎻🎂🎄🐈⬛🦮 AMDG Mildred Sent from my iPad
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Happy Christmas Father George. Our Midnight Mass was three hours ago at 7pm. Sadly we were not allowed to sing carols this year.
Merry Christmas, Father George! I went to Mass early with my mom, 82 yrs old. We arrived well before Mass started, sang carols with the choir. Sadly, overflow areas were open but did not need to be used. It is so good to be with Jesus and to be not afraid!
Amen, Cathy. I cannot remember the final time I attended Mass with my own mother. What a sweet memory that would be. But I do remember the sound of her voice as she sang her favorite hymns. May you enjoy many more Christ-Masses with her.