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With the monks through Lent... (Part 6)

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Our Frater Rupert talks about Lent.

"WITH THE MONKS THROUGH THE FASTING PERIOD..." (PART 6)

Friday, 08 April 2022 

The audio contributions by frater Rupert can be found in the attachment below: 

What is Palm Sunday?
Lent 2022 - frater Rupert 1

What happens in church on Palm Sunday?
Lent 2022 - frater Rupert 2

What is Holy Week like for Frater Rupert?
Lent 2022 - frater Rupert 3

At the times of the service
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