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Posted October 28, 2016
The parish community of St. Raymond in Philadelphia’s Mount Airy section gathered to worship God joyfully in the Mass on Sunday morning, Oct. 23. The parish’s pastor, Father Christopher Walsh, was the celebrant and homilist. St. Raymond’s is located at Williams Avenue and Vernon Street, Philadelphia. See photos of the Mass here. (Video by Sarah Webb)
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