June 15, 2020 at 7:50 p.m.
Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger will take part in an anti-racism event at the Catholic Center in Buffalo on Tuesday.
The event titled, “Stand Up for Justice, Speak Out Against Racism” starts at noon with a special prayer, witness and reflection at the main entrance of the center. The event, co-sponsored by Catholic Charities, Catholic Relief Services and the Office of Pro-Life Ministry, will advocate for racial justice and an end to persistent attitudes and practices that reflect racial bias of any kind.
Bishop Scharfenberger, Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Buffalo, will be joined by Deacon Steve Schumer, diocesan director of Catholic Charities of Western New York, Cheryl Calire, director of Pro-Life Ministry and Deacon Don Weigel, diocesan director of Catholic Relief Services. Reflective songs will be provided by John Wilde.
All participants are required to wear a face mask due to the ongoing threat of the coronavirus.
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