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RIP Father Tait | Pembroke Daily Observer

RIP Father Tait | Pembroke Daily Observer

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  1. He had a lot of friends show up for prayers at the Cathedral tonight for sure.

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  2. Larry: It was a tribute to the man that virtually all of the priests and a cathedral full of former parishioners and friends were there to participate at his funeral today. Fr. Dobec captured the essence of Pat with his homily as well. He spoke for all the priests when he said before the mass that if Fr. Pat Tait doesn't make it into heaven, there's little or no hope for the rest of us. Nothing I heard since his passing was truer than that!

    Fr. Tim

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  3. I'm happy to hear that the respectability and respectfulness of this man...this priest was honored with such an overwhelming attendance of brother priests, friends and parishioners. A fitting tribute indeed to such a noble human being.
    Live In Jesus Christ Fr. Pat Tait

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