Pro-life Mass and Rosary Procession

Saturday, September 8th, 2012 From St. Patrick's Basilica to abortion facility at 65 Bank St.

Times (approx.) are as follows :

8:00 am - Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

• St. Patrick's Basilica (corner of Kent and Nepean Streets)

8:30 am - Holy Rosary Procession

• Prayerful and peaceful procession to abortion facility at 65 Bank St.

• Holy Rosary, Prayers and Hymns (Total walking approx. 12 blocks)

10:00 am - Eucharistic Benediction

• Return to St. Patrick's for Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament

• Refreshments and social to follow.

Please join us - you really do make all the difference.Bring a friend.
For those who are unable to come in person, please be with us in prayer.

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Pro-Life Mass and Rosary Procession

Saturday June 16th, 2012
From St. Patrick's Basilica to abortion facility at 65 Bank St.

Lead by Fr. Daryl Kennedy

Times (approx.) are as follows :

8:00 am - Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

• Offered by Fr. Daryl Kennedy at St. Patrick's Basilica

• (corner of Kent and Nepean Streets)

8:30 am - Holy Rosary Procession

• Prayerful and peaceful procession to abortion facility at 65 Bank St.

• Holy Rosary, Prayers and Hymns (Total walking approx. 12 blocks)

10:00 am - Eucharistic Benediction

• Return to St. Patrick's for Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament

• Refreshments and social to follow.

Please join us - you really do make all the difference.Bring a friend.
For those who are unable to come in person, please be with us in prayer.


To download a poster, click on the image below.

Helpers Procession - July 9th

The Helpers's second Pro-Life Mass and Rosary Procession was held on a beautiful sunny morning, Saturday, July 9th 2011.

Many thanks to Fr. Daryl Kennedy and St. Patrick's Basilica for allowing us to pray in this way.






And a great thank you to all who came out to pray for the end of abortion.

Pro-Life Mass and Rosary Procession

Saturday July 9th, 2011
From St. Patrick's Basilica to abortion facility at 65 Bank St.

Lead by Fr. Daryl Kennedy

Times (approx.) are as follows :

8:00 am - Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

• Offered by Fr. Daryl Kennedy at St. Patrick's Basilica

• (corner of Kent and Nepean Streets)

8:30 am - Holy Rosary Procession

• Prayerful and peaceful procession to abortion facility at 65 Bank St.

• Holy Rosary, Prayers and Hymns (Total walking approx. 12 blocks)

10:00 am - Eucharistic Benediction

• Return to St. Patrick's for Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament

• Refreshments and social to follow.

Please join us - you really do make all the difference.Bring a friend.

For those who are unable to come in person, please be with us in prayer.

To download a poster, click on the image to the right.

Pictures from our Rosary Procession - April 9th, 2011

Today was the Helpers of God's Precious Infants (Ottawa-Gatineau) first Pro-Life Mass and Rosary Procession.

A huge thanks to all who came out. What a blessing it was to be praying together for the end of abortion.

Here are some pictures:

Pro-Life Mass and Rosary Procession – April 9th, 2011

The Helpers of God's Precious Infants (Ottawa-Gatineau) invite you to participate in our first Pro-Life Mass and Rosary Procession on Saturday April 9^th, 2011.

Holy Mass, celebrated by Fr. Daryl Kennedy, will begin at 8 am at St. Patrick's Basilica (corner of Kent and Nepean Streets). Following Mass there will be exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Those who can't join us in the procession are welcome to stay at the church for Eucharistic Adoration. During that time, a Rosary procession will proceed to the abortion facility at 65 Bank Street (about 6 blocks away). We will then return to the church for the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Refreshments will follow in the scavi.

This is a pro-life procession with recitation of the Holy Rosary. It is not a protest.

This Lenten sacrifice will help us grow closer to God by experiencing the mystery of His Cross. By denying ourselves comfort in the morning, we will better find out what Calvary is like. Praying for the unborn in this public way will also help us to clearly realize Christ's personal love for each one of us, and know the joy of having responded to His call.

In doing this, we also learn to pray, offer penances, abandon the results of our labours to God, and recognize that it is God's power and love which will overcome the evil of abortion and soften hearts.

Download the poster (.pdf) by clicking on the image: