Part of the ambitious program of restoration at St. Gabriel’s, Stamford – a new altar of Our Lady.
Photo Courtesy of Fr. Cyprian LaPastina
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From strength to strength to the greater honor and glory of God. Those of us in the Stamford-area owe a lot to Father LaPastina for his orthodoxy, his devotion and his understanding of the transparency of beauty as part of expression of devotion.
Father LaPastina is a great pastor. St. Gabe’s is blessed to have him. Any parish would be.
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