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  Dear Fr. Clem,
  Thank you so much for all the work you do for our parish. The Paul Todd & Son Concert was great and the prime rib dinner after was amazing. I was at Barbara Talty's table and we still can't figure out how you were able to cook for 235 people and look so calm. The people serving us were so happy, patient and so generous of their time.
  Compliments to the Chef and thanks to all of you for a great evening.
  God bless!
  Theresa French

  Added June 09, 2017 by Mary T French
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  I called to inquire about signing my daughter up for CCD class, and as soon as the woman learned I wasn't a member of the church, suddenly the "class was closed". Then I received a call back (as I requested) from another woman - who also started the conversation with the same kind of attitude - indicating unless I could get there in 20 mins, I could not sign my daughter up (I guess the class wasn't closed after all, as indicated by the first woman?) You would think they would welcome new children and parents from the community with open arms. You would THINK they would be doing what they can to welcome new members - or at least show a small amount of kindness to those inquiring about their church. SMH. WWJS?

  Added October 20, 2016 by Patricia McLoughlin