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Hundreds of Deaf Catholics to Gather for First-Ever Deaf Eucharistic Congress
Father Mike Depcik, one of the few Deaf priests in the world, signs a Catholic Mass in American Sign Language. (photo: Courtesy photo / Father Mike Depcik) While the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress ...
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Hundreds of Deaf Catholics to Gather for First-Ever Deaf Eucharistic Congress
EWTN Global Catholic Television Network ·
Father Mike Depcik, one of the few Deaf priests in the world, signs a Catholic Mass in American Sign Language. (photo: Courtesy photo / Father Mike Depcik) While the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress ...
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