The Sacrifice of Thanksgiving ~ A Lenten Reflection

 "The Sacrifice of Thanksgiving"

All are invited to participate in this online reflection on the Eucharist, especially those who distribute Communion at Mass or to the homebound and those in nursing homes. Deacon Frank Daggett will lead this interactive reflection and discussion of the ways in which the Eucharist is a celebration of praise, thanksgiving, and sacrifice. Thursday, March 11, 7 - 8 pm.
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