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Parish in Western Sydney to host Welcome and Hospitality Seminar
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Good Shepherd Parish in Hoxton Park will host a Welcome and Hospitality Seminar on Thursday 19 November from 7pm to 9pm. Parish priest Fr Simon Kitimbo invited the event to help parishioners better welcome those inquiring about the Catholic faith or returning to the Church.
Sr Anastasia Reeves OP, from the Parish Renewal Team within the Sydney Centre for Evangelisation, will lead the two-hour session. She described the seminar as an informative and experiential evening designed for parishioners to consider how their community receives newcomers.
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