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St. John the Baptist fueled by Croatian immigrants
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Croatian immigrants fueled the growth of St. John the Baptist, a church that was blessed in January 1905 after people moved into homes near the parish.
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- Oct 18, 2:07 PM PT Our Lady and St John the Baptist, Ellon to host Quiz Night
- Oct 15, 1:52 PM PT St. John the Baptist parishioners commit to Reclaiming Sundays initiative
- Sep 17, 3:02 PM PT St. John the Baptist School blesses new gym
- Sep 15, 4:34 PM PT St. John the Baptist had a very exciting day last month! On Saturday, August 29, St. John the Baptist Catholic School held a ribbon-cutting and blessing ceremony for the…
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