Over 800,000 kids and families join in praying the rosary for peace

Over 840,000 people from 140 countries joined in praying the rosary to ask for peace and unity throughout the world. The pontifical foundation, Aid to the Church in Need, organized the annual prayer initiative, which saw parishes, schools and families worldwide take part.
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[@Rose3499]

Thank You! For all who continue praying Holy Rosary’s, to Save the World 🌍! Amen 🙏

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Thank you for all the prayers we need them!

[@unclecharlie3173]

That’s wonderful kids. It touches my heart you hear the call for Peace. It’s you blessed children that are our future. Love you All. Peace Love

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may God blessing all of us .

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AMEN

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❤lovely

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God Bless my dears 😘😘😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️🌈☀️🙏🌎💞

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A report from Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown released Wednesday alleges 156 Catholic clergy members and others abused at least 600 children over the course of more than six decades. “From the 1940s through 2002, over a hundred priests and other Archdiocese personnel engaged in horrific and repeated abuse of the most vulnerable children in their communities while Archdiocese leadership looked the other way,” the report reads. “Time and again, members of the Church’s hierarchy resolutely refused to acknowledge allegations of child sexual abuse for as long as possible.” The report’s list of abusers includes clergy members, seminarians, deacons, teachers and other employees of the Archdiocese. The investigation began in 2018 and has since received “hundreds of thousands of documents,” including treatment reports, personnel records, transfer reports and policies and procedures. The Maryland Attorney General’s Office said more than 300 people contacted the office after it opened an email address and telephone hotline for people to report information about clergy abuse, and investigators interviewed hundreds of victims and witnesses. “Today certainly in Maryland is a day of reckoning and a day of accounting,” Brown said during a news conference Wednesday. Brown said he met with survivors and advocates Wednesday morning to hear their stories.