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“Sixth Sense” Group Adds Sunday Meeting

Posted by Sam M. under News

The “Sixth Sense” group that meets at 6:30PM on Mondays and Thursdays at St. Mary’s House (930 Walker Avenue) has added a 3PM meeting on Sundays. “Sixth Sense” is an open, non-smoking meeting.  The “Sixth Sense” group holds meditation meetings.

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