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St. Jude is located in Peoria, Illinois at 10811 N. Knoxville Ave..
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Church Address
10811 N. Knoxville Ave.
Peoria,
IL
61615-1145
United States
Phone: 309-243-7811
Fax: 309-243-7810
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