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JANUARY 9, 2004, Friday, San Jose
7:30 p.m. HOLY MASS FOR THE INTENTION OF HEALING (in Polish)
God, who is fully present in the Eucharist, wants to heal
a person from his afflictions - both of his body and of his soul. All are invited.
St. Brother Albert Church, San Jose, 10250 Clayton Road
More information: 1-408-251-8490
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JANUARY 17, 2004, Saturday, San Jose
6:30 p.m. Mass in Polish and Evening of Christmas Carols
St. Brother Albert Church, San Jose, 10250 Clayton Road
More information: 1-408-251-8490
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JANUARY 18, 2004, Sunday, San Francisco
11 a.m. Holy Mass with The Lowiczanie Polish Men's Chorus
Directed by Agnieszka Hajdukiewicz
Our time-honored carols, although well-known within their
own circle, are rarely heard outside the community environment.
240 Fell Street, San Francisco 1-415-252-5799
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JANUARY 22, 2004, Thursday, Menlo Park
7 p.m. - Polish American Engineers Club meeting with presentation
New Gold of the Old Silk Road: Natural Gas - Can it and does it make the Central Asian Republics better off?
Speaker: Piotr Moncarz, Ph.D., Chairman USPTC, VP Exponent
PAEC meetings in the Little House are free of charge and open to members,
friends and to all interested in the guest speaker's presentation
Little House of Peninsula Volunteers, 800 Middle Ave., Menlo Park
phone 650-326-2025
www.polishengineerssv.org
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JANUARY 25, 2004, Sunday, San Francisco
5 p.m. - sharp (late arrivals cannot be seated)
Lowiczanie will premiere its new Zywiec Highlander piece
featuring 24 dancers, the men's chorus and the Lowiczanie Kapela at the
annual Auditions for the SF Ethnic Dance Festival
McKenna Theater, 1600 Holloway (off 19th Ave) at SF State University campus
$5 gets you in and out privileges to see a huge and impressive range of Bay
Area ethnic dance companies - a new group every 10 minutes from morning until
evening. Come support your Polish community's traditional folk art
representatives!
www.worldartswest.org
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