Archdiocesan News Briefs | September 17, 2010

Submitted on September 15, 2010
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Archbishop Robert J. Carlson celebrated Mass Sept. 12 for the feast of St. Peter Claver at St. Alphonsus Liguori Church in North St. Louis. Members of the Knights of Peter Claver councils and courts from around the metropolitan area attended the Mass, as did members of the Honor Guard of the Knights of Columbus. The Knights of Peter Claver is the nation’s oldest and largest African-American lay Catholic organization. St. Peter Claver was a priest known for his service and compassion to African slaves.
Archbishop Robert J. Carlson celebrated Mass Sept. 12 for the feast of St. Peter Claver at St. Alphonsus Liguori Church in North St. Louis. Members of the Knights of Peter Claver councils and courts from around the metropolitan area attended the Mass, as did members of the Honor Guard of the Knights of Columbus. The Knights of Peter Claver is the nation’s oldest and largest African-American lay Catholic organization. St. Peter Claver was a priest known for his service and compassion to African slaves.
Jerry Naunheim Jr.

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