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septiembre 21st, 2020

Catholics march through the Mission District in San Francisco Sept. 20 in a eucharistic procession to urge city officials to further ease limits on worship attendance, saying the Eucharist should be considered an essential service. In an effort called by Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone to highlight what he said is unfair application of pandmic public health guidelines on worship gatherings, Catholics processed from Civic Center Plaza to St. Mary's Cathedral. (Photo by Dennis Callahan/Office of Human Life & Dignity, Archdiocese of San Francisco