Blessed Teresa blossoms with parishioners’ dedication, efforts
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Rebecca Venegoni Tower
If the people of Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Parish were viewed as flowers, what a beautiful garden they would make.
So says Chris Kienstra, pastoral associate at the North County parish, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary next week.
"We're hoping to pull the fruits of our garden together to help connect people and help them become a part of the parish," said Kienstra.
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