40 Days for Life Sydney launch

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Tomorrow night, the Unites States historic 40 Days for Life pro-life campaign is being launched again in Sydney for 2011. Join fellow Christians for Holy Mass, celebrated by Bishop Terry Brady at St. Peters Surry Hills, who will later with the clergy lead a prayerful street procession to one of Australia’s most active “Preterm Clinics”.

After, join everyone at St. Peter’s courtyard for Shrove Tuesday pancakes and a brief word about the historic campaign to defend life and stand strong for Christ’s Church. The evening will come to a close in St. Peters Church for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, where there will be all night Adoration until Ash Wednesday Parish Mass at 7:30am.

All are invited, so do spread the word and register at 40 Days for Life.

Also, remember to tune into the The Carpe Diem Program from 8:00pm tonight on 88.9FM or online.

http://www.radioskidrow.org/

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mary says:

March 9, 2011 at 1:16 pm

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