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Newton native Denise Fennell on ‘Late Night Catechism’ and her high school senior trip in 1990 to the Bahamas

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In 1995, “Late Night Catechism” began a successful 18-month run at Boston’s All Saints Church, right next door to the Charles Playhouse. Now, 31 years later, the one-woman…

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Newton native Denise Fennell on ‘Late Night Catechism’ and her high school senior trip in 1990 to the Bahamas

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Newton native Denise Fennell on ‘Late Night Catechism’ and her high school senior trip in 1990 to the Bahamas

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