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Professional-Palestinian protesters interrupt Easter Vigil service at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in NYC

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As 1000’s of Professional-Palestinian protesters gathered in Instances Sq. earlier within the day for “Palestinian Land Day,” they took their protest to the Easter Vigil service at St. Patrick’s cathedral in New York City on Saturday night.

During the second reading, chants of “Free, free Palestine” might be heard ringing out through the service. 

The protesters had been shortly taken out of the service moments after, as many in attendance didn’t acknowledge the outburst. 

The mass was led by Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York.

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St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York Metropolis (Roy Rochlin/Getty Photographs)

Everywhere in the world, tens of millions gathered Saturday to protest the Israel-Hamas battle in Gaza.

The US Convention of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) issued a name for prayer for peace within the Center East and an finish to the Israel-Hamas battle in a press release earlier than the beginning of Holy Week. 

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Cardinal Dolan

Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the archbishop of New York. (Spencer Platt/Getty Photographs)

As the Church enters Holy Week and Christ’s suffering on the cross and his resurrection are made present to us so vividly, we are connected to the very source of hope,” the assertion stated.

For the reason that begin of the battle in Israel, the USCCB has constantly issued requires peace, prayer, fasting and the discharge of hostages captured by Hamas. The convention has additionally decried the deaths of civilians. 

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“Thousands of innocent people have died in this conflict, and thousands more have been displaced and face tremendous suffering,” the bishops stated. “This must stop.” 

Fox Information Digital’s Christine Rousselle and Pilar Arias contributed to this report. 

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