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Blessing of the Pets event held in St. Albans

Three area churches joined together for the annual “Blessing of the Pets” in Taylor Park this weekend.

Blessing of the Pets event held in St. Albans

Three area churches joined together for the annual “Blessing of the Pets” in Taylor Park this weekend.

SOME ANIMALS IN THE SAINT ALBANS AREA...SHOULD BE FEELING A BIT áBLESSED. THAT'S BECAUSE áTHREE CHURCHES JOINED FORCES IN HOSTING THE "BLESSING OF THE PETS" IN TAYLOR PARK. THE CELEBRATION IS IN HONOR OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI'S ... FEAST DAY TOMORROW. THIS MARKS THE FIRST TIME...THE THREE CHURCHES HAVE COLLABORATED. PETS AND THEIR OWNERS RECEIVED THEIR BLESSING FROM THE PASTOR... ONE-BY-ONE. IT WAS A SPECIAL DAY FOR KARMA IN PARTICULAR... AS SHE WAS NAMED THE OFFICIAL "DOG CHAPLIN"... FOR THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. <IT'S SO HAPPY, I MEAN WE TEND TO THINK ESPECIALLY NOW WITH EVERYTHING SO HEAVY AND SERIOUS THIS IS JUST SOMETHING HAPPY AND NICE AND REMIND US THE THINGS THAT CONNECT US AS HUMAN BEINGS REGARDLESS OF WHAT WE BELIEVE POLITICALLY OR WHATEVER IN
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Blessing of the Pets event held in St. Albans

Three area churches joined together for the annual “Blessing of the Pets” in Taylor Park this weekend.

Some animals in the St. Albans area might be feeling a little more blessed than usual.Three area churches joined together for the annual Blessing of the Pets in Taylor Park this weekend.The celebration was held in honor of The Feast of St. Francis, which is celebrated on Tuesday, Oct. 4. The event marked the first time that the three churches have collaborated.Pets and their owners received a blessing from a pastor during the event.One of the dogs, Karma, was named the Dog Chaplain for the First Congregational Church. An assortment of dogs, cats and other furry friends were in attendance.

Some animals in the St. Albans area might be feeling a little more blessed than usual.

Three area churches joined together for the annual Blessing of the Pets in Taylor Park this weekend.

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The celebration was held in honor of The Feast of St. Francis, which is celebrated on Tuesday, Oct. 4.

The event marked the first time that the three churches have collaborated.

Pets and their owners received a blessing from a pastor during the event.

One of the dogs, Karma, was named the Dog Chaplain for the First Congregational Church.

An assortment of dogs, cats and other furry friends were in attendance.