Seder Supper
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My son and I did a Seder Supper. It was really great and fun and we followed the info from a book for the Domestic Church. We lost father almost two years ago. Missed him at the Supper.
I’m so sorry for your loss…how wonderful that you kept this tradition. Happy Easter!
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