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Marking the feast day of Our Lady of Fatima, The event began with a reflection by the 79-year-old Australian cardinal at the Angelicum’s Church of Sts. Dominic and Sixtus, one of Rome’s titular churches assigned to cardinals.
Remembering a 2020 Corpus Christi procession and the mission of a clergyman.
Three separate Eucharistic processions Sept. 20 began at St. Anthony, St. Patrick, and Star of the Sea parishes, and converged at United Nations Plaza near San Francisco City Hall before proceeding to the cathedral.
The event was organized by the Beloved Movement, a forum that promotes discipleship and spiritual community.
Reflecting on Multiplication of the Loaves and Fish, Francis said, ‘Clearly this miracle was not intended merely to satisfy hunger for a day, but, rather, it signals what Christ wants to accomplish for the salvation of all mankind: giving his own flesh and blood.’
Archdiocesan officials had not expected the Catholic response to the Eucharistic procession around the abortion center to be so overwhelming.
St. Martin de Tours Parish, in St. Martinville, La., Celebrates 250 Years
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