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Central Morning | Dec 11, 2012 | 7:55

Ennis Christmas

The Ennis Sisters are back together and they are in the Christmas spirit. After a five-year hiatus, Teresa is back with Maureen and Karen, and they are touring the province in support of a new Christmas album. This week, they will be stopping in several towns in central Newfoundland. All of their shows will be held in churches. That's because they got their start as a group almost 20 years ago singing at a Christmas Eve Mass. To find out more, our David Newell spoke to Teresa Ennis from her home in St. John's.

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