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Father's Day
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Father's Day

Day set apart in many countries for honouring fathers, observed on the third Sunday in June in the USA, UK, and Canada. The idea for a father's day originated with Sonora Louise Smart Dodd of Spokane, Washington, USA, in 1909 (after hearing a sermon on Mother's Day), and through her efforts the first Father's Day was celebrated there in 1910.



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He said the group sponsors outings for children in the neighborhood-which includes the Lowden Homes, a public housing development where he once lived-like trips to Chicago White Sox games and the "My Daddy Can Cook Better Than Your Daddy Barbeque" held on Fathers' Day.
Someone from The Group breathes into the microphone after a Communion song, "Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and now, for Fathers' Day, here's a little something for you fathers in the congregation.
I took my dad to see it on Fathers' Day last year right after it came out, and was severely disappointed.
 
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