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Mary wrote:

Hi, guys —

My name is Mary. I live in Ft. Worth Texas but I use to live in Pekin, Illinois a long time ago.

  • I was wondering if you could help me find the web site of a Catholic parish?

      St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Pekin, Illinois.

I know that they have one I have seen it.

I would truly appreciate your time.

Thank you.

Mary

  { Can you help me find the website of a Catholic parish from a town (Pekin, Illinois) I used to live in? }

Eric and Mike replied:

Hi, Mary —

There are a few such sites. One that lists dioceses is the official United States Conference of Catholic Bishops site (USCCB).

For Mass times and locations try:

Another good site is Catholic-Hierarchy.

Using the two web pages above I found the Church you were looking for in Illinois is in:

Side note: If you struggle with sins of the flesh, you might also try this browser:

Best wishes —

Eric and Mike

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