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Save the Date: NDCCW's Day of Reflection is Sept. 14

Posted on July 17, 2024 in: Events, Norwich Diocesan Council of Catholic Women

Save the Date: NDCCW's Day of Reflection is Sept. 14

THE NORWICH DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN PRESENTS A DAY OF REFLECTION

SAVE THE DATE!

FOOD FOR THE SOUL III

Celebrating the Eucharistic Revival

SPEAKER: Susan Conroy

SEPTEMBER 14, 2024

ST. MARY’S - GROTON, CT

Join us for an inspiring day dedicated to spiritual nourishment and reflection. Mark your calendars and prepare to deepen your faith with thought-provoking discussions and enriching fellowship.

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