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Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Chrism Mass- Holy Thursday
Holy Thursday- Lord’s Supper
Holy Thursday- Lord’s Supper
Holy Thursday- Lord’s Supper
Holy Thursday- Lord’s Supper
St Genevieve in Flourtown- Good Friday Passion of the Lord
St Genevieve in Flourtown- Good Friday Passion of the Lord
St Genevieve in Flourtown- Good Friday Passion of the Lord
St Genevieve in Flourtown- Good Friday Passion of the Lord
St Genevieve in Flourtown- Good Friday Passion of the Lord
St Genevieve in Flourtown- Good Friday Passion of the Lord
St Genevieve in Flourtown- Good Friday Passion of the Lord
St Genevieve in Flourtown- Good Friday Passion of the Lord
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil- Cathedral
Easter Vigil @ St Augustine
Easter Vigil @ St Augustine
Easter Vigil @ St Augustine
Easter Vigil @ St Augustine
Easter Vigil @ St Augustine
Easter Vigil @ St Augustine
Easter Vigil @ St Augustine
Easter Sunday @ St John the Evangelist Morrisville
Easter Sunday @ St John the Evangelist Morrisville
Easter Sunday @ St John the Evangelist Morrisville
Easter Sunday @ St John the Evangelist Morrisville

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One Response

Thomas says:

June 22, 2012 at 1:32 pm

Why isn’t the Archbishop using the high altar in the cathedral and instead is using a portable table to say Mass? Please don’t tell me it’s that dated 70’s thinking of bring the Mass “closer to the people”. The high altar has been perfectly fine for decades and I never heard anyone complain. God deserves the best.

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