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Featured Website - Deacon's Place

Published: June 05, 2009

An internet pioneer, particularly in the Catholic world, Deaconsplace has been online since 1997. With a recent revamp, it continues a broad variety of resources for deacons, their wives and children and other Catholics.

http://www.deaconsplace.org.au/

 

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  1. For probably a more local (Australian) content could I suggest using - or promoting www.deacons.asn.au or www.ausdeacons.org.
    Thank you
    Deacon Peter Olsen
    Chairman - National Committee of Deacons

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