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Our Hush Harbor series features spirituals and speeches from the past that speak loudly today. In Antebellum America, a hush harbor was a place where the enslaved Africans would gather in secret to practice religious traditions.
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Join us as we celebrate Mass for the Third Sunday of Ordinary Time.
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Join Sister Joanne Delehanty, OP as she expands on this upcomming Sunday's readings.
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Join St. Benedict the African as we learn about Catholic Social Teaching.
Meeting ID: 89415895742
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12 PM
Our Hush Harbor series features spirituals and speeches from the past that speak loudly today. In Antebellum America, a hush harbor was a place where the enslaved Africans would gather in secret to practice religious traditions.
Meeting ID: 89415895742
Passcode: 636489
You can also view Live through our acebook page.
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Tolton ambassadors from across the country celebrated Mass today with the Saint Benedict the African community.
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The Saint Benedict the African family congratulates Father Jonathan Hill as he celebrated Mass today for the first time as a priest at our church.
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Jeremiah and Kemi celebrated their First Communion on the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ.
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Following Palm Sunday, Saint Benedict the African started its Holy Week celebrations on Wednesday with the Tenebrae Service.
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SBA’s own Phillip Armstrong, as part of MOSAIC group, performed the St. Benedict the African original mass music.
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On the celebration of the feast day of Saint Benedict the African Bishop Perry dedicated the Ann and Arthur Eiland Art Gallery and Collection.
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