Chris Orlet Photo REACHING OUT TO HISPANICS — Fr. Brian Harrison baptizes to new parishoners to Holy Rosary Parish Sunday afternoon during the Spanish-language mass. The mass is part of Holy …
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Chris Orlet Photo REACHING OUT TO HISPANICS — Fr. Brian Harrison baptizes to new parishoners to Holy Rosary Parish Sunday afternoon during the Spanish-language mass. The mass is part of Holy Rosary's Hispanic ministry which seeks to build connections between Anglo Catholics and younger, newer Hispanics.
