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After an enforced break due to COVID-19, the Brighton Vinnies Knitting and Sewing Group are back in business crafting items for layettes for refugee families and scarves and rugs for the homeless.
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At 85, Bob Korotcoff OAM has no plans to slow down and is living proof that one is never too old to serve the community.
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Graham Spurling thought he was quite the man about town as he wore his flashy blue suit to a party for students who had graduated from St Aloysius College and Christian Brothers College in December 1953.
Shauna Thomas used to get quite teary when she’d attend Mass and could only receive a blessing from the priest at Communion time.
The sight and sound of children playing in the schoolyard may have ceased but there is plenty of action happening on the site of the former St Teresa’s Catholic School at Brighton which is now home to Tutti Arts.
When the doors of churches reopened for Masses in May, Fr Michael Musyoka Kyumu felt blessed that he could once again “worship, celebrate, sing and pray” with his congregation.
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