Candles to remember

By

Diocesan Communications

on January 14, 2019

Topics: Parish Events, St. John’s Ancaster

Over 200 candles were lit on All Souls Sunday at St. John’s Ancaster in gratitude for those whom we “love but see no longer”.

All those who had died since All Souls the previous year were also prayed for by name.

Many family members and friends visited the parish for Sunday worship, some for the first time.

Jan 2019 NA Ancaster All Souls Sunday - Candle Lighting — Photo: Sara Garcia

Diocesan Communications

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