Mass held to celebrate Jesuit schools’ ‘Pilgrimage of Hope’ fundraising drive
June 12, 2025
After months of fundraising for Jesuit Missions, Jesuit schools from across the country came together for a special mass.
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After months of fundraising for Jesuit Missions, Jesuit schools from across the country came together for a special mass.
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