National Day of Prayer for Peace in Our Communities

Friday, September 9, 2016
9:30am 10:30am 09:30 10:30

Church of the Resurrection 1619 California Avenue Cincinnati, OH, 45237 United States (map)

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Mass for Peace in Our Communities

Mass for Peace in Our Communities:

Cincinnati Location: Church of the Resurrection

1619 California Ave Cincinnati, OH 45237 9:30am

Dayton Location: Precious Blood

4961 Salem Ave. Daytona OH 45416

For the Feast of Saint Peter Claver, the U.S. Catholic Bishops are calling for a national day of prayer in response to racially motivated violence impacting many of our local communities.

Let us come together from across the Archdiocese to pray for racial justice, peace and healing. Moreover, let us commit ourselves to advancing race relations, restorative justice, mental health, economic opportunity and an end to pervasive gun violence.

For more information,contact the Catholic Social Action Office at (513) 421-3131,ext.2660 or csa@catholiccincinnati.org in Cincinnati; (937) 224-3026 or plong@catholiccincinnati.org in Dayton.

Interfaith Youth Summer Programs!

Kids4Peace Summer Camp -Kids4Peace Interfaith Day Camp from July 31, 2017 until August 3, 2017. The camp is open to kids from the 6,7,and 8th grades, and provides a unique environment for the kids from, varied backgrounds, to have fun and make new friends while, exploring and learning about each other's religion and culture.

Ulster Project - “Ulster” is synonymous with Northern Ireland. The Ulster Project works for peace between Catholics and Protestants in a country that has had centuries of tension and violence between the two groups. (See below.) Each July, teens from Enniskillen (County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland) come to Cincinnati and stay with host teens and their families.

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National Day of Prayer for Peace in Our Communities

Mass for Peace in Our Communities

Mass for Peace in Our Communities:

For the Feast of Saint Peter Claver, the U.S. Catholic Bishops are calling for a national day of prayer in response to racially motivated violence impacting many of our local communities.

Let us come together from across the Archdiocese to pray for racial justice, peace and healing. Moreover, let us commit ourselves to advancing race relations, restorative justice, mental health, economic opportunity and an end to pervasive gun violence.

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Mother of Mercy High Gathers Teens from Four Faiths for Peace Garden by Bob Bonnici

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Interfaith Youth Summer Programs!