IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH – FORT SMITH: Farewell Reception for Fr. Daniel

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH – FORT SMITH: Farewell Reception for Fr. Daniel
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Immaculate Conception Church – Fort Smith issued the following announcement on May 29.

Please join us as we bid farewell to  Fr. Daniel Velasco before he leaves for his new assignment as administrator of Our Lady of the Holy Souls Church in Little Rock, director of spiritual direction formation for the Diocese of Little Rock, and director  of spiritual formation for the House of Formation in Little Rock . Receptions will be held after all Masses
on Sunday, June 5th. We are going to miss you, Father Daniel!

Original source can be found here.

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Source: Immaculate Conception Church – Fort Smith



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