When they opened their doors to two young strangers in the winter of 1987, Father A. Joseph Bissonette and Msgr. David P. Herlihy could never have known that their lives were about to end. They were simply doing what they had done for the entirety of their ministries as they carried out the teaching and love of Jesus.
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