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Ripple Effect: Eucharistic Congress meant to bear fruit in local parishes, communities

By Veronica Ambuul and Linda Oppelt

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INDIANAPOLIS. If there was a common thread running through the talks given during the National Eucharistic Congress July 17-21, it was that the massive gathering and the events leading up to it were meant to have a lasting impact on parishes and dioceses back home.

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