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Attending a Ukrainian Catholic Church for the First Time
Published on: July 27, 2020
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Between the Pews Cast

Never been to church?

Attend church once in a while?

Want to brush up on your knowledge of becoming a Catholic?

Well this is the podcast episode for you! Join Fr. Bo at Dormition Parish as we talk about the various questions surrounding becoming a Catholic. In this episode we discuss:

  • What do you expect in a church service?
  • What do I even wear to church?
  • Do I have to be baptized?
  • Do I need to know Ukrainian to attend a Ukrainian Catholic Church?

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