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WATCH: Our Lady Fatima Church continues to feed the South Hills community

The Our Lady Fatima Church continues its long-standing tradition of feeding the community.

The Our Lady Fatima Church in South Hills has been a beacon of hope for the community, providing hot meals to those in need for many years.

Its commitment to feeding the community continues, with Deacon Walter Middleton and the Society of St Vincent de Paul members playing key roles.

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The Our Lady Fatima Church in South Hills has been a beacon of hope for the community, providing hot meals to those in need for many years. Its commitment to feeding the community continues, with Deacon Walter Middleton and the Society of St Vincent de Paul members playing key roles.

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On February 20, the church handed out food parcels sponsored by the Reddy Foundation, which also sent volunteers to help with the distribution. Many people and families benefitted from the hot meals and food parcels.

The church‘s initiative is an example of community spirit and compassion.

Meals for those in need. Photo: Shirvaan Pather

Deacon of the church Walter Middleton thanked those who helped provide the food, “We are grateful to all our sponsors and the Reddy Foundation for helping us feed more people. We, as a church, will always seek to aid those in need,” said Middleton.

Hot meals for those in need. Photo: Shirvaan Pather

The church makes a tangible difference in the lives of those in need by providing a hot meal at least once a week.

The church’s commitment to serving the community reflects its values of kindness, generosity and service.

Members of the Society of St Vincent de Paul: Deacon Walter Middleton, Sean Craig, Rofina Kutama, Justin Mark Beauty Mushapaidzi, Pamela Dsotsa and David Jafta.

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