Liturgy
Ministros Extraordinários da Sagrada Comunhão to hold special Mass for forgotten dead
First source report
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion will celebrate a special Mass for the forgotten dead on November 2 at the Cemitério Municipal Zona Sul in Curitiba. The celebration is scheduled for 12h at Rua Carolina Dybas, 130.
Father Lucas will preside over the Mass with Deacon Walter. The organizers intend to pray for those who passed away without family or friends to maintain their memory.
The initiative is organized by the Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion as an expression of Christian charity and the communion of saints. Father Lucas stated that praying for those who have no one to visit or remember them witnesses the love of God.
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Diocese of Curitiba · Assessoria de Comunicação
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