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The 11th Annual San Jose Car & Truck Show is expecting another strong turnout of vehicles — from classics to customs — on Saturday, May 2 at Dupont Station, located at 6271 St. Augustine Road, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
The event is free, while day-of-show vehicle registration is $25. There will be a DJ, refreshments and plenty of door prizes.�
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For more information on car registration, contact Alma Ballard at (904) 632-1255 or aballard@ccbjax.org.��
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Meet one of our headliners, Sean Forrest, at this year's National Shrine Opening Concert. Sean Forrest is a Speaker, Musician, and the Co-Founder of Haiti 180, sharing stories and songs of transformation from the mission field to the Church.
He has appeared on platforms like EWTN, World Youth Day, National Catholic Register, and more. ��
Learn more about his work at www.haiti180.org
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The shared history of St. Augustine’s Minorcan community will take center stage Thursday, May 7, during a special St. Augustine History Festival presentation at the National Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche at Mission Nombre de Dios.
“The Orthodox and Catholic Minorcans of St. Augustine” will be held in the Father López Meeting Room of the Pilgrim Center, 101 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine. Light refreshments begin at 5 p.m., followed by the lecture at 5:30 p.m. The program is co-hosted by the Archives & Records Management Office of the Diocese of St. Augustine and the St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine.
The evening will offer a dynamic dual lecture examining the religious experiences of the Orthodox and Catholic Minorcans of St. Augustine during the Revolutionary War, shedding light on a chapter of local history that reflects both hardship and perseverance. Organizers say the presentation will help participants better understand the faith traditions that shaped Minorcan life and the lasting influence of that community on the nation’s oldest city.
Guest speakers for the program are Katy Lockard, director of Archives and Records Management for the diocese, and Archon Carl R. Hollister, executive director of the St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine. Together, they will offer insight into the intertwined histories of Catholic and Orthodox Minorcans and the significance of their witness in St. Augustine’s past.
The presentation is part of the 2026 St. Augustine History Festival and is expected to appeal to anyone interested in local history, Church history, the Minorcan community and the longstanding relationship between Catholic and Orthodox Christians in St. Augustine.
Seating is limited, and advance registration is encouraged.
Reservations may be made through Eventbrite by visiting MinorcanOrthodoxCatholic.eventbrite.com
For additional details, contact Katy Lockard at klockard@dosafl.com
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The Spring 2026 Issue
