Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe

by Scott on December 11, 2009

A vigil Mass of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe was celebrated tonight with over 270 people in attendance! Following Mass was a reception in the Narthex where everyone ate homemade tamales and other delicious Mexican food. It was a wonderful event.

Listen to the gospel reading by Deacon Moises and bilingual homily by Fr. William. Just click the play button below:

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Church Panorama – Over 270 people attended the Mass.

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St. Mary Catholic Church
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