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Parohia Sfântul Francisc de Assisi offers activities for children and adolescents
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The Parish of St. Francis of Assisi provides regular programs for children and adolescents to learn about the faith.
During the 11:00 Sunday Mass, children participate in "Children's Gospel." A team of parents and volunteers explains the Gospel using language suitable for their age to help them understand the message of the faith and learn to pray.
Preadolescents and adolescents meet once a month in a group called "Înaintează spre larg." These activities are intended to help young people know Jesus and grow together in faith.
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- Official source@arcbromaniaActivități pentru copii și adolescenți la Parohia Sfântul Francisc de Assisi
Archdiocese of Bucureşti, Bucarest · Dimcev Oana Viviana
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