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Diocesan Mass for Life

PRESS RELEASE

September 14, 2022

MORE INFO: Office of Pro-Life, Marriage and Family Ministry, 330-744-8451 x272

The Most Reverend David J. Bonnar, Bishop of Youngstown, will celebrate a diocesan Mass for Life on Saturday, October 1, at 5:00 p.m. in the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel at Walsh University, 2020 East Maple Street, North Canton. All are invited to pray for a greater respect for human life at every stage and in all circumstances.

At the Mass expectant mothers, fathers and their families will be invited to receive a blessing for their unborn babies. The “Blessing of a Child in the Womb” was created to encourage prayer and recognition of the precious gift of the child in the womb, and to foster respect for human life within society. In addition, there will be a “Blessing of Pilgrims” who plan to attend the Ohio March for Life which will be taking place the following Wednesday at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio.

The Mass for Life will be followed by a reception including an “Expo” of respect life
information. All are welcome to attend. No reservations are necessary. Donations are accepted and appreciated.

For information, contact the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown Office of Pro-Life, Marriage and Family Life at (330) 744-8451.

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