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the Festival of Lessons & Carols consists of nine scripture readings (“lessons”) which recount the fall of humankind, the promise of a messiah, the Incarnation, and the Christian mandate to spread the Good News. Each is followed by a carol or hymn which reflects on the lesson’s message. Experience this Advent Prayer in the candle-lit setting of one of New Orleans’ most beautiful and historic churches. Lessons and Carols Lessons and Carols Lessons and Carols Sunday Sunday Sunday December 17 December 17 December 17 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (JESUITS’) CHURCH IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (JESUITS’) CHURCH IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (JESUITS’) CHURCH 130 Barrone Street 130 Barrone Street 130 Barrone Street (half block from Canal Street) (half block from Canal Street) (half block from Canal Street) in association with St. Patrick’s Church in association with St. Patrick’s Church in association with St. Patrick’s Church

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the Festival of Lessons & Carols consists of nine scripture readings (“lessons”)

which recount the fall of humankind, the promise of a messiah,

the Incarnation, and the Christian mandate to spread the Good News.

Each is followed by a carol or hymn which reflects on the lesson’s message.

Experience this Advent Prayer in the candle-lit setting

of one of New Orleans’ most beautiful and historic churches.

Lessons and CarolsLessons and CarolsLessons and Carols SundaySundaySunday

December 17December 17December 17 4:00 p.m.4:00 p.m.4:00 p.m.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (JESUITS’) CHURCHIMMACULATE CONCEPTION (JESUITS’) CHURCHIMMACULATE CONCEPTION (JESUITS’) CHURCH 130 Barrone Street130 Barrone Street130 Barrone Street

(half block from Canal Street)(half block from Canal Street)(half block from Canal Street)

in association with St. Patrick’s Churchin association with St. Patrick’s Churchin association with St. Patrick’s Church