Pope John Paul II and his Letter to Artists: 20 Years Later

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Pope John Paul II and his Letter to Artists: 20 Years Later

Posted September 19, 2019

Event Name

Pope John Paul II and his Letter to Artists: 20 Years Later

Event Location

St. Patrick’s Church 242 South 20th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

19103

Start Date and Time:

Monday, October 14th 7PM

End Date and Time

Monday October 14th 8:30PM

Event Description

Please join Dr. Steven Schloeder, Anthony Visco, and others for an evening of discussion and reflection on the Letter to Artists written by Saint John Paul II, its meaning and message 20 years later. The letter, written in 1999 still offers much hope and meaning

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