Sunday, January 31 at 3:00 p.m.: Public rosary in front of the Parliament of Québec

January 30, 2021

Source: District of Canada

Manifestation devant le Parlement du Québec - 16 janvier 2021

On Sunday, January 31st we return to Boulevard Honoré-Mercier (in front of the Quebec Parliament) to ask for the extension of the access to the mass.

The public rosary, organized by the Militia of Mary, will begin at 3:00 p.m. and will last one hour.

The government authorized the attendance of ten people after our demonstration on January 16. Let us thank the Blessed Virgin! The Superior General's appeal of November 2020 goes further: "Let us unite our forces to obtain from Heaven the unconditional freedom to celebrate Mass publicly and to attend it! "This is the reason for our return next Sunday.

The public rosary is another beautiful opportunity to witness to our Catholic faith, to remind our contemporaries of the importance of the Mass.

Let us entrust all our intentions to Our Lady during this public rosary on Sunday, January 31. Do not miss it!

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