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Featured website - First Communion Stories

Published: March 12, 2010

This website was launched last year as part of a reader competition to invite people to contribute inspirational stories about a first communion - their own, a relative, or friend.

The site now has a large archive of uplifting stories, perfect for dipping in and out of, depending on how much time you have.

http://firstcommunionstories.com/

 

 

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Recent Comments

  1. Re First Communion stories: What about those whose memory of first communion is not positive but damaging. Is there a place for them? If so, where? Surely not in a book of 'uplifting stories'?

  2. I'm sure you could start a website of first communion nightmares.

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