San Francisco Catholics plan Eucharistic processions to ‘Free the Mass’

Catholic Herald reports:

The Archbishop of San Francisco has called Catholics to participate in Eucharistic processions across the city on September 20, which will join together and walk past city hall before public Masses are said outside the city’s cathedral – in part to protest the city’s revised limits on public worship.

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone said in a memo to priests on September 13 that separate processions would begin at St Anthony, St Patrick, and Star of the Sea parishes, and would converge at United Nations Plaza near San Francisco City Hall.

https://catholicherald.co.uk/san-francisco-catholics-plan-eucharistic-processions-to-free-the-mass/

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