At least 2,000 faithful participated in an annual London Rosary Crusade of Reparation on Saturday — a notably large gathering that organizers hope reflects a fledgling revival of faith in England.
Participants of all ages and backgrounds prayed the Rosary and sang hymns along the two-mile procession from Westminster Cathedral to the London Brompton Oratory.
This year marked the 40th annual Crusade in reparation for sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
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Welcoming the pilgrims to the Brompton Oratory, Oratorian Father Ronald Creighton-Jobe, who has served as the spiritual director of the Crusade for more than 25 years, underscored the importance of the devotion and its purpose in making reparation for blasphemies against the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
He stressed its particular importance at this juncture in history, as reparation “for the many sins and scandals rampant in the world today,” and “for the sins of the English Reformation which force so many souls from God.”
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