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A morning Witness for Life started and ended at magnificent St. Anselm and St. Roch Church on Tinton Avenue in the South Bronx Oct. 24. Auxiliary Bishop Peter Byrne, episcopal vicar of the Bronx, Sound Shore and Yonkers, was the principal celebrant of the opening Mass.

A morning Witness for Life started and ended at magnificent St. Anselm and St. Roch Church on Tinton Avenue in the South Bronx Oct. 24. Auxiliary Bishop Peter Byrne, episcopal vicar of the Bronx, Sound Shore and Yonkers, was the principal celebrant of the opening Mass.

Chris Sheridan

Many marchers join the procession.

Many marchers join the procession.

Chris Sheridan

Bishop Byrne and Sister Virginia Joy, S.V., director of the archdiocesan Respect Life Office, stand with other marchers outside the abortion clinic.

Bishop Byrne and Sister Virginia Joy, S.V., director of the archdiocesan Respect Life Office, stand with other marchers outside the abortion clinic.

Chris Sheridan

The peaceful Rosary procession arrives at Dr. Emily’s Women’s Health, where abortions are performed.

The peaceful Rosary procession arrives at Dr. Emily’s Women’s Health, where abortions are performed.

Chris Sheridan

Posted Wednesday, November 4, 2020 12:05 am

A morning Witness for Life started and ended at magnificent St. Anselm and St. Roch Church on Tinton Avenue in the South Bronx Oct. 24. Auxiliary Bishop Peter Byrne, episcopal vicar of the Bronx, Sound Shore and Yonkers, was the principal celebrant of the opening Mass. The Witness for Life concluded with Benediction back at the church.

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