Pet blessings

Posted by Marc | 26-10-2006 21:21 | Category: Religion

pet blessings

No this not a anti-religious ad. This is a outdoor announcement of an annual event held at the St Matthew in the City, a progressive Anglican church in Auckland New Zealand. Hundreds of people bring along their pets to be blessed by Revd Glynn Cardy.
See some photo’s from the event. 



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St Matthew in the City
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M&C Saatchi, Auckland
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