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Apple Picking
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Cinco de Mayo
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Roman Toga Party
St. Patrick's Day
Academy Awards
Goodbye, Snail- May 4, 2007As is often the case in life, sadness and joy are experienced side by side. Thus, amidst the Parisian celebration, a dear friend and pet snail met his early and unfortunate demise and those who loved him took a moment with Father Greg to say a prayer and remember him. Surely, those who loved snail will take comfort in words that Father Greg shared with us just last week: "Weeping may spend the night, but joy comes in the morning." Rest in peace, snail, you will be missed.
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