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The restoration of a 100-year-old grotto begins - The Catholic Sun

Summary by The Catholic Sun
On summer days in the 1950s when Monica Domingo and Cornelia Garcia weren’t cooling off in the Gila River, they were helping the nuns at St. John’s Indian School varnish desks, getting them prepared for the school year. Domingo and Garcia were students who attended the school on the Gila River Reservation.  The nuns were part of a Franciscan religious order from Santa Barbara, Calif., and taught the 400 students who attended the school. The scho…
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The Catholic Sun broke the news in on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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