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Annunciation stone
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A crew from Erlewine Construction moves a 14,000-pound stone
footer into place across from Sacred Heart Co-Cathedral, where Msgr.
Edward Sadie soon will install two outdoor bronze sculptures. The
larger sculpture, which depicts the Annunciation (the archangel
Gabriel bringing the news to the Vir...
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