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Biyao Catholic Church
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22nd December 2015
Services are held from 8:30—10:00am every Sunday on the second and the fourth week of every month.
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13th March 2014
Services are held Mon-Sat from 7:00—8:00am,and on Sundays from 7:00—8:00am, 8:30—10:00am and 4:30—5:30pm.
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