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Monday, December 13, 2004

Dissenting parishes invited to "come back to the table"

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[Diocese of New Westminster] December 12, 2004--"Bishop Michael Ingham has invited dissenting parishes in the Diocese of New Westminster to 'come back to the table' to find out whether reconciliation is possible...."
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