Open Mahjong
Join us for a morning of open mahjong playing. Bring your own sets or use one of ours*. Have fun teaching a neighbor or playing with friends! *Please note this […]
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Join us for a morning of open mahjong playing. Bring your own sets or use one of ours*. Have fun teaching a neighbor or playing with friends! *Please note this […]
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First quality wreaths may be ordered after all Masses. Saturday, November 14 to Sunday, November 22. Knights will be at the front entrances of the Church to take your pre-paid order and answer questions. You may also purchase Church wreaths that are used to decorate the Church and Parish Buildings. Major credit cards are accepted […]
The 3rd annual Newton Children’s Book Festival will showcase more than 100 authors and illustrators of children’s and young adult books. Attendees can meet the creators, have books signed, and purchase […]