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St. Emma Monastery continues traditional Christmas Shoppe

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Mother Mary Anne Noll poses at Walburga Shrine during the St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe on Friday.
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People visit the St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe in Hempfield on Friday.
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Lee Gleason of Greensburg welcomes visitors to the St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe in Hempfield on Friday.
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Shoppers visit the St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe in Hempfield on Friday.
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Nativities are displayed at the St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe in Hempfield on Friday.
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Religious art pieces are displayed at the St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe in Hempfield on Friday.
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Sister Mary Paul, originally of Michigan, speaks to a customer at the St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe in Hempfield on Friday.
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A rosary with a crucifix is seen at the St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe in Greensburg in Hempfield on Friday.

The annual St. Emma Monastery Christmas Shoppe in Hempfield is underway, offering visitors a unique shopping opportunity the holiday season approaches. Organized by the Benedictine Nuns who reside at the monastery, this major fundraiser features thousands of donated new and gently used items, including collectibles, housewares, home décor and the sisters’ own handmade beeswax candles. Shoppers are drawn not only by the extensive selection of treasures, but also by the homemade food available for eat-in or takeout, such as specialty breads, pierogies and cookies. Proceeds from the popular three-day sale support the essential operations and ministries of the monastery and its retreat center. The sale at 1001 Harvey Ave. continues Saturday from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., with 50% off most items.

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