... from a very quiet blogger. Heads held high, as we face whatever oh-so-strange things are in store for Holy Mother Church in the coming year.
God bless us, and guide us, and keep us safe.
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A Catholic blog from Gloucestershire, in the English diocese of Clifton.
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- Gloria.tv
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4 comments:
A blessed Christmas to you and your husband. Remembered you both in Mass tonight as promised
Thank you so much, Father. God bless.
A very happy Christmas to you too!
Best wishes to you and yours.
God bless.
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