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Young men gather for Called to the Fire event
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The Diocese of Bridgeport Vocations Office hosted a Called to the Fire event for young Catholic men on October 23 at St. Pius X Church in Fairfield. Participants gathered around a bonfire to discuss faith, friendship, and their personal relationships with God.
The event included dinner, music, and conversation regarding the participants' lives and struggles. Father Férry Galbert, the vocations director for the diocese, organized the gathering following his attendance at the Vocare Institute, an annual meeting for vocation directors in the United States.
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