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Eucharistic adoration protest

Sara Clark | Sep 7, 2012 | Comments (0)

Father Christopher A. Roux kneels in front of the Eucharist during the Chaplet of Divine Mercy on Thursday (Sept. 6), the last day of the four-day Cathedral Church of St. Patrick's Vigil for Liberty, on Dilworth Street in Charlotte. St. Patrick's invited the Diocese of Charlotte and the churches in the surrounding area to adore their Eucharistic Lord from Monday-Thursday (Sept. 3-Sept. 6) around the clock. The petitions coincided with the Demcratic National Convention being held in Charlotte and related to Catholic objections to President Barack Obama's health care law and contraception mandate. FAVS photo by Sara Clark.

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Nuns on the Bus tour leader spoke out at the DNC and Charlotte church this week

Sara Clark | Sep 7, 2012

In addition to her time speaking at the podium at the Democratic National Convention, Sister Simone Campbell also spoke about her Nuns on the Bus at St. Peter's Church in Charlotte on Thursday (Sept. 6)
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