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LaSalette Shrine still shines bright

Our Lady of La Salette to open light extravaganza

Updated: Tuesday, 23 Nov 2010, 12:39 PM EST
Published : Thursday, 25 Nov 2010, 8:00 AM EST

ATTLEBORO, Mass. (FOX Providence) - 164 years ago, something biblical happened in the French Alps that eventually found its way to Attleboro, Massachusetts.

If you're a Roman Catholic, then you believe that the blessed mother made herself known to two Shepard children. Years later, the Festival of Lights would convey the blessed mother's message of reconciliation.

The extravaganza of lights illuminate at 5 p.m. Thanksgiving night, and will shine brightly until New Year's Day.

Parking and admission is free, but Our Lady of La Salette depends heavily on your donations to keep the shrine operational.

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