St. Columba to expand, serve more in the community
St. Columba recently raised $2.5 million and will construct two new lodges that should be ready by next summer to meet a growing demand for groups wanting to book retreats there.
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St. Columba recently raised $2.5 million and will construct two new lodges that should be ready by next summer to meet a growing demand for groups wanting to book retreats there.
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