Golden Jubilee Mass and Celebration marking the 50th Year in the Priesthood for the Rev. Father Paul T. Keyes, St. Michael’s Church, North Andover, February 3, 2013. Photos by Frank J. Leone, Jr.
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At left, the Rev. Paul T. Keyes during his Homily, thanking his fellow priests and deacon who officiated at the Mass. From left are Deacon Vinny Gatto, the Rev. Joachim Lally, the Rev. Kevin Deeley, the Rev. Bill Donnelly,the Rev. Eric Cadin and the Rev. James Wenzel.
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The Rev. James Wenzel, left, the Rev. Paul T. Keyes and the Rev. Bill Donnelly, all of North Andover
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From left, Ayda Diaz of Lawrence, Ric Ogden of Andover, and Charlotte Small and Kay Menzie, both of North Andover, all parishioners at St. Michael's Church
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Longtime parishioner Irma Pascarella of North Andover hugs the Rev. Paul T. Keyes at the reception following the Mass.
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