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Video: Come See the Relics of the Saints at the CT Catholic Men's Conference Sept. 23

Posted on September 21, 2023 in: Events

Video: Come See the Relics of the Saints at the CT Catholic Men's Conference Sept. 23

Last few days before... buy your tickets at www.ctcatholicmen.org | Very Rev. James M. Sullivan, Rector of the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, in Waterbury CT, is the chaplain of the CT Catholic Men's Conference and he invites you on 9/23/23 to Northwest Catholic HS in West Hartford, CT - The 2023 theme is The Priesthood: God's Gift & Our Responsibility.

Come and See 28 Reliquaries on display! Tickets www.ctcatholicmen.org

Our speakers are author/writer Kevin Wells, Fr. Larry Richards, Fr. Glenn Sudano, and author/media host Matthew Leonard.
TICKETS ALSO AT THE DOOR or ONLINE at www.ctcatholicmen.org

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Posted on December 23, 2024 in: News, Events

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