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Friday, July 2, 2004
Early Childhood Certification begins
July 10 at Good Shepherd

Our Lady of the Angels Region
text only version

The certification process for catechists in the Early Childhood program, directed by the Office of Religious Education, will begin July 10 at Good Shepherd Church in Beverly Hills.

The three-Saturday series (continuing July 17 and 24, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.) offers training for catechists who minister in parish early childhood (pre-school, or ages 3-5) programs. The $50 registration fee for the series covers materials and hospitality.

Good Shepherd Church is located at 505 N. Bedford Dr., Beverly Hills. For information, call Jan Pedroza, (213) 637-7352, or Gigi Garcia, (213) 637-7346.



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