Vigil of Hope for Maurice

 Happy Son-Day - Holy Week is here

Always Good News served here.

This week's blog devoted to Maurice Marable's vigil of hope.  Below is highlights from yesterday.  Continue to keep hope afloat.  You guys are an inspirational family!  Thank you.

Vigil of Hope for Maurice







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