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Castle Rock faith formation students bring Christmas cheer to Marian House
Linda Oppelt
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Castle Rock faith formation students bring Christmas cheer to Marian House

CASTLE ROCK. Faith Formation students at St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Castle Rock created more than 200 Christmas-themed placements that were used by clients during the Marian House Christmas dinner. The effort was coordinated by Maribel Talafuse, Director of Faith Formation for kindergarten through fifth grade at the parish.
“What a great gift and such a humble one for our brothers and sisters in need,” said Father Chance Billmeyer, parochial vicar at St. Francis of Assisi. 

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