Posted on 05/13/2014 11:53:29 AM PDT by NYer
Yesterday evening a Blessed Sacrament procession from the Catholic chapel at MIT was followed by a Holy Hour of Adoration and Benediction at St. Paul's, the home parish of the Harvard Catholic Student Association. The Holy Hour was scheduled in response to a planned 'black mass' to be held at the same time by a student organisation on the campus of Harvard University. The Holy Hour was attended by about 2,000 people, including Harvard president Drew Faust. Media reports seem to suggest that the 'black mass' itself was called off after an overwhelming response from Catholics worldwide. More photographs at the Archdiocese of Boston's Facebook Page. [Photos: George Martell/The Pilot Media Group]
Why wait for a satanic mass ... hold these processions more frequently and banish them for good.
Yep
Oh wow, well done!
....Or better yet, have regular adoration.
I agree with your sentiments. Have weekly adoration and a procession with prayers and singing. It is time for Catholic believers to profess their faith publicly and without reservation. We need to hold our Lord and Savior in the highest regard. Jesus said to ‘take up your cross and follow me’.
Amen! Love a Eucharist Procession and Adoration!
Boy, is that right.
I’m ready to sing my heart out! O Salutaris Hostia!
As you, dear lady, know, I don’t publicly post anymore, but for this...AXIOS, AXIOS, AXIOS!
Wow! Absolutely beautiful.
I usually only feel this way at Christmas or Easter. I’m thrilled and choked up seeing the passionate sincerity of this procession. Wish I could have been there.
Harvard Eucharistic Holy Hour
An estimated 2,000 people attend a Holy Hour at St. Paul Church in Harvard Square May 12. The Holy Hour was held at the same time as a demonstration of a satanic ‘black mass’ was scheduled to be held in a pub on the Harvard campus. The student group sponsoring the ‘black mass’ cancelled the event shortly before it was to start. Pilot photos by Gregory L. Tracy
http://photos.pilotcatholicnews.com/Photogalleries/Harvard-Eucharistic-Holy-Hour/
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