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Eight children receive First Confession and Solemn Holy Communion at Sts Peter and Paul Cathedral in Melbourne
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Eight children made their first confession on Saturday, October 24, and received Holy Communion during a solemn Divine Liturgy on Sunday, October 25, at Sts Peter and Paul Cathedral in Melbourne.
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Diocese of Saints Peter and Paul of Melbourne
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