Blessing of the Animals–St. Francis Day

blessing of animalsJoin us on Sunday, October 8th as we bless our beloved pets at our 8:00AM and 10:00AM services.
If the weather is pleasant, our services and blessings will be outside. If it is raining cats and dogs, we will meet in the Parish Hall.
We all enjoy meeting your favorite family pets–so be sure to bring them for a blessing!

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