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Celebrating our Volunteers

  • Writer: Jane
    Jane
  • Jul 4, 2023
  • 1 min read

On the 27 / 28 May we celebrated our wonderful volunteers at weekend masses.


Volunteers were given a Parish renewable bag and a special card which included messages from some volunteers about what volunteering meant to them.


Thanks to Jane and Srs Brigid, Karen and Emily for providing and supporting a special supper after 6.00pm mass and morning tea after 9.00am and 11.00am masses.


Thank you also to Jeferson and Christine who organised a wonderful slide show highlighting many of our volunteers. You can view the slide show below.





 
 
 

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Jul 13

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