Two Feast Days You Don't Want to Miss: The Holy Cross & Our Lady of Sorrows
Two Feast Days You Don't Want to Miss: The Holy Cross & Our Lady of Sorrows
September 14 and 15 mark back-to-back feast days on the liturgical calendar, with the feasts of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and the feast of Our Lady of Sorrows. Join Fr. Anthony Gramlich, MIC as he shares some important details regarding these two wonderful feast days we have in the Church!
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