Vigil Mass September 21 to Mark Start of 40 Days for Life Campaign

Vigil Mass September 21 to Mark Start of 40 Days for Life Campaign

Posted on September 02, 2021 in: ProLife

The Norwich 40 Days-For-Life Campaign will begin with a Vigil Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Tuesday, September 21, at 7 PM. Bishop Michael R. Cote will be the principal celebrant and Fr. Michael Bovino will be the homilist.

This year, The 40 Days for Life Campaign runs from Wednesday, Sept. 22nd through Oct. 31st. Please join-in with your fellow parishioners by praying, fasting, and signing-up to participate in the peaceful prayer vigil held outside the planned parenthood facility at 12 Case St. in Norwich.

For more information, go to https://www.norwichdiocese.org/40DaysforLife

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