Rare religious relic on display at Dobbs Ferry church
The Arm of St. Jude is on tour across the country and was at the Sacred Heart, Lady of Pompeii Church on Broadway.
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Nov 20, 2023, 1:38 PM
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10ds agoAn ancient religious relic that hasn’t been outside of Rome for 1,700 years was in Dobbs Ferry.
The Arm of St. Jude is on tour across the country and was at the Sacred Heart, Lady of Pompeii Church on Broadway.
A public veneration event was held, along with a Mass.
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