ABOVE: Theodora Saunders with her children, Clivette and Clivanya at St. James Cathedral on November 13, 2010.
Listen to this interview with Theodora Saunders docent at the “Sneak Preview” for the restored Saint James Cathedral in downtown Orlando, November 13, 2010.
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Born in Nassau, Bahamas, Ms. Saunders treasures the community spirit in Orlando. Both her children, Clivette and Clivanya, were confirmed at Saint James and are now members of the youth board. They serve as a family helping out at St. Patrick’s Day dinners and enjoy the extended family life of the St. James community. Ms. Saunders says, “It lifts my spirit when I come here.” She is happy to be a part of St. James Cathedral and celebrates the 125 year history of the church. Regarding the future of St. James, she sees it growing as a church and says the restored cathedral is, “Breathtaking!”
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Theodora Saunders with daughters Clivette and Clivanya, St. James Parishoners
Interview with Theodora Saunders docent at the "Sneak Preview" for the restored Saint James Cathedral in downtown Orlando, November 13th, 2010. Born...
Theodora Saunders with daughters Clivette and Clivanya, St. James Parishioners
Interview with Theodora Saunders docent at the "Sneak Preview" for the restored Saint James Cathedral in downtown Orlando, November 13th, 2010. Born...
Interview with Theodora Saunders docent at the "Sneak Preview" for the restored Saint James Cathedral in downtown Orlando, November 13th, 2010. Born in Nassau, Bahamas, Ms. Saunders treasures the community spirit in Orlando. Both her children, Clivette and Clivanya, were confirmed at Saint James and are now members of the youth board. They serve as a family helping out at St. Patrick's Day dinners and enjoy the extended family life of the St. James Community. Ms. Saunders says, "It lifts my spirit when I come here." She is happy to be a part of St. James Cathedral and celebrates the 125 year history of the church. Regarding the future of St. James, she sees it growing as a church and says the restored cathedral is, "Breathtaking!"
