My birthday. What parishioners think of me. Hint: they don’t. Thank God. Jesus is the One.
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Wonderful photos, father. Two words comes to mind; communion and community.
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Happy Birthday, Father. May God grant you many more happy and healthy Happy Birthdays.
Happy Birthday Father.
Happy birthday and may you always be blessed on that day and always.
Happy Birthday, Father George! God bless and keep you.
That was lovely! What a gift you are to your parishioner family and they to you! Happy Birthday…and thinking of your dear mother who bore you how many years ago????!!
Happy Birthday! May this year (and all others) be especially blessed!