Pilgrims from Boston
The Pilgrimage for Life was hosted this year by the Vocation Office and the Office for the New Evangelization of Youth and Young Adults. We left with 3 busloads of high school students from Boston on Wrednesday Jan. 21 to travel to Washington D.C. arriving at our hotel around 10 p.m. On thursday morning we had Mass with Cardinal Sean at a local parish and then headed to the March. It was great to see so many young people marching for the dignity of human life. After the March we had pizza at a local parish followed by a holy hour. After a good night's rest, we had a tour of D.C. monuments and the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception before heading home.
Father Dan Hennessey and Kathy Reda at the March for Life
So many young people at the March!!!
Linda Russo who works for the Archdiocese. Taking Washington in the palm of her hand.
Students from Presentation Academy in Methuen taking some time to sight see
Fr. Ed Riley, pastor of St. Joseph's in Holbrook and Fr. Mike of the Vocation Office
Spending some time in our Largest Catholic church in the United StatesThe Pilgrimage of Life was a great time for all involved. It was meaningful to have young people stand up for this cause.
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