Month: July 2015

Thank you to everyone who attended our July Procession for Life with Fr. Casey Coleman at Family Reproductive Health abortion mill on Hebron Rd. See our last post for photos from that event. We had over 50 people join us on the sidewalk, not including those who stayed behind to pray in Eucharistic Adoration in the chapel. It was a beautiful event!

Our next Procession for Life will be held on Saturday, October 3rd at St. Basil’s Ukranian-Greek Catholic Mission meeting in the chapel at St. Thomas Aquinas parish. We’ll then be led in prayer by Fr. Mark Shuey at A Preferred Women’s Health Center on Latrobe Dr.

Divine Liturgy will begin at 9:30am in the chapel across the courtyard from the church. Mass in the church will begin at 10:00am. Both will end at approximately 10:30am and we’ll carpool to the abortion clinic for a procession start time of approximately 11am.

Mark your calendars, and we’ll see you there!

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Newly ordained Father Casey Coleman, parochial vicar at St. Vincent de Paul Church, and Bishop Peter Abir Antonysamy, the Bishop of Sultanpet, South India, celebrated the Mass. The Mass was offered for the intercession of “Mary, Temple of the Lord,” Father Coleman said, “so that all may realize the womb is holy.”

After Mass, Father Mark Lawlor, pastor, exposed the Blessed Sacrament in the chapel for a Respect Life Holy Hour, while Father Coleman and seminarian Peter Ascik led more than four dozen faithful to the Family Reproductive Health abortion mill on East Hebron Street to recite the rosary and pray for an end to abortion. Wonderful spiritual leaders leading their flock.

Over 50 people joined us in prayer on the sidewalk, not including those who stayed behind to pray with us in Eucharistic Adoration in the chapel.

NEXT PROCESSION FOR LIFE IS OCTOBER: October 3rd, 2015 at St. Basil’s Ukranian-Greek Catholic Mission led by Fr. Mark Shuey (meets in the chapel at St. Thomas Aquinas parish). Divine Liturgy begins at 9:30am, with a Procession start time of 11am. See you there!

Photos credit: RAPHAELWINTERS.com