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This past Sunday (2 Nov) we were blessed with the presence of Mr. Andrew Mortimer as our Guest Preacher. Andrew is a 3rd year Postulant and will be graduating in the spring. May God continue to bless him in all that he does.

This coming Sunday (9 Nov) Maggie MacKinnon and I will be giving our Ask & Imagine report to the parish to show and tell everyone here what we got up to during that time.

Maggie & I have made a brief slide show/video about our time and you can find it by clicking

HERE

The file is in .wmv format and is about 4.5 Mb. The audio/visual quality is not the best but I didn't want it to be too large to download.

Let us know what you think.

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