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DAY 344 of NONNIE'S PHOTO A DAY: Christmas Eve 2002 in New Orleans


My loving husband and I were fortunate to be present at the Children's Mass, Christmas Eve 2002, at St. Louis Cathedral 
in New Orleans.

We Americans are privileged to be able to practice our religion openly. I pray this Christmas Eve that this will be true forever.

I wish fellow Christians a Merry Christmas, 
and to our Jewish brethren Happy Hanukkah!
May we live in peace in the coming year 
of 2017.


Comments

Graham Edwards said…
I'll say 'Amen' to that. I hope you had a good Christmas and that the coming year brings you happiness and good health.
Nonnie said…
Thank you, Graham. Our Christmas get-together with all my kids and their families is on January 1st.

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