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GOOD NEWS: Introducing CDFpay to St Patrick’s Cathedral

GOOD NEWS: Introducing CDFpay to St Patrick’s Cathedral

by Kristen Sikora | Dec 15, 2020 | CDFpay, Good News

With Melbourne in lockdown St Patrick’s Cathedral, like many other parishes have been live streaming daily Mass for the past nine months. This has enabled people from all over Melbourne and further afield to participate in daily Mass, whilst still being nourished by...

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