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Wine, Wisdom and Why Goes Virtual

Posted on November 03, 2020 in: Events

Wine, Wisdom and Why Goes Virtual

Canceled: Wine, Wisdom and Why Night
November 12 from 7-8:30 pm

Learn more about your faith while sharing online fellowship!

Join us for an evening of questions and answers about our Faith!

Get answers to questions about Faith Traditions you have always wondered about!

A panel of experts ready to answer any questions include:

Bishop Michael Cote, Bishop of the Norwich Diocese
Sr. Elissa Rinere C.P., J.C.D.
Deacon Chris Deskus, Director of Prison Ministry
Mr. Paul Kieda, Apologetics & Morality Teacher, Xavier HS

QUESTIONS NEED TO BE SUBMITTED BY Nov. 4th

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