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St. Edmond marks the Rosary Crusade in Rehoboth
About 20 people joined at St. Edmond to pray the rosary. Shown are (l-r) Evelyn Culver, Kathy Counts, Maryanne Vines, Don Vines, Barbara Hagey, Rhona Prescott, Joan Condon, Bridget Touhey, Dolly Mall, Lillian Reynolds, Terri Cassanelli, a statue of Jesus and the Children, Terry Palumbo, Theresa Treglia, Dolly Grazioli, Joan Brohawn, Josie Cilea, Virginia Pocock, and Becky Riley. Jesus and the Children is dedicated to all children living and deceased and aborted. Father Raymond Forrester approved statue at the request of the Respect Life Ministry. The first statue was destroyed by vandals and had to be replaced.
October 30, 2019
In 1917, three young girls in Fatima, Portugal, reported that the Virgin Mary had appeared with a message of warning and of hope for humanity. To mark the 102-year anniversary of what Catholics believe was a miracle that would transform Fatima from a village into a shrine, millions of Catholics across America simultaneously prayed the rosary in public.
About 20 people joined at St. Edmond to pray the rosary. Shown are (l-r) Evelyn Culver, Kathy Counts, Maryanne Vines, Don Vines, Barbara Hagey, Rhona Prescott, Joan Condon, Bridget Touhey, Dolly Mall, Lillian Reynolds, Terri Cassanelli, a statue of Jesus and the Children, Terry Palumbo, Theresa Treglia, Dolly Grazioli, Joan Brohawn, Josie Cilea, Virginia Pocock, and Becky Riley. Jesus and the Children is dedicated to all children living and deceased and aborted. Father Raymond Forrester approved statue at the request of the Respect Life Ministry. The first statue was destroyed by vandals and had to be replaced.
In Rehoboth, at St. Edmond Roman Catholic Church, a group of about 20 began promptly at noon to recite the rosary for half an hour. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
Our Lady appeared at Fatima, Portugal, to three young girls, with a message of warning and hope for humanity.
Rosaries are held in hand while praying.
Rosaries are held in hand while praying.
Theresa Treglia recites the rosary.
