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St Therese Catholic Church
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citysearch c.
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I have been a member of this church for many years. i have been pleased with the pastors and deacons. All of my three children received at least one of their many sacrament through the years here.I read a comment earlier were some newcomers did not feel welcomed. I can believe that. It happens in alot of churches. Catholics are ritual types. Not as open as other denominations. Its not wrong, maybe diiferent none the less. Also our families dont have the depth of conversation that may be witnessed at smaller churches or evangelistic services. The church on Sunday means little to me as much as daily devotion, if just sitting on the side of the road. \r
We are all sinners. No sinners,,,, no church. Empathy and oppurtunity is vital to remove or keep strife from ur buildings that are indeed to tall. Not good for those hearing impaied, like myself...
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