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Cape Town Archdiocese bids Cardinal Stephen Brislin farewell

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By Kati Dijane – Far East Rand Catholic News On Saturday, 8 March 2025, more than 500 people in the Archdiocese of Cape Town gathered at Our Lady Help of Christians in Landsdowne to celebrate a Thanksgiving Mass for Cardinal Stephen Brislin. The celebration was attended by Auxiliary Bishop Sylvester David OMI, priests and deacons, seminarians from St Francis Xavier Seminary in Cape Town, religious sisters, as well as parishioners from across the…
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Cape Town Archdiocese bids Cardinal Stephen Brislin farewell

By Kati Dijane – Far East Rand Catholic News On Saturday, 8 March 2025, more than 500 people in the Archdiocese of Cape Town gathered at Our Lady Help of Christians in Landsdowne to celebrate a Thanksgiving Mass for Cardinal Stephen Brislin. The celebration was attended by Auxiliary Bishop Sylvester David OMI, priests and deacons, seminarians from St Francis Xavier Seminary in Cape Town, religious sisters, as well as parishioners from across the…

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