Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth to celebrate 5,550 years of marriage
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Harriet and Jacob Banks are ecstatic to be walking down the aisle again.
The Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth is giving the old folks their due, gathering together 110 couples who have more than 5,550 years of marriage between them to renew their wedding vows this Sunday, October 14 at the Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, located at 2100 North Davis Dr. in Arlington. Every couple involved has been married for 50 years or longer, with the honor of longest married couple going to Joseph and Anne Le, who've been married for 67 years (that's pre-World War II, kids!).
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