Episode 1: Ora et Labora
from St. Jude Parish Chatter Hosted by St. Jude Catholic Parish
Welcome to the first of hopefully many episodes of St. Jude Parish Chatter. This week Fr. Thuerauf and Tyler talk about what this podcast will be, the upcoming parish picnic, our favorite flavors of ice cream, and most importantly the Gospel reading from 16th Sunday in Ordinary time on July 17th. Parish Picnic will be Sunday, September 11 after the 11am mass. Gospel Reading: Luke 10:38-42 saintjudelakewood.org/podcast
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