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Bishop Walkowiak celebrates Mass for World Day of Migrants and Refugees
First source report
Bishop Walkowiak celebrated Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Sunday, Sept. 20, to observe the World Day of Migrants and Refugees. The Diocese of Grand Rapids gathered the congregation to recognize the cultural diversity within the local Church.
Following the Mass, members of the Hispanic, Vietnamese, and African communities performed traditional songs and dances. The event concluded with a reception for those in attendance.
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Diocese of Grand Rapids · Aaron Lambert
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