Montgomery Catholic Preparatory Students attend All Souls Day Mass

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory Students joined other members of the Catholic Community to celebrate Mass on All Souls Day at St. Margaret’s Cemetery in downtown Montgomery on November 2, 2012.  Celebrating the Mass were Father Pat Arensburg, Father David Carucci, Father Patrick Driscoll, Monsignor Charles Troncale, Father Augusty Puthanpura with Deacon Jim Labadie. The MCPS Senior class, along with the Middle School SGA Officers & Elementary Student Council officers attended the Mass commemorating the faithful departed.
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