Camino St Joseph Gregorian Chant

# PROCESSION OF SAINT JOSEPH — CAMINO OF SYDNEY Big thank you to https://catholicweekly.com.au/ and @CatholicArchdioceseOfSydney for the superb coverage. “Sancte Joseph, ora pro nobis.” Saint Joseph, pray for us. In the early hours of Saturday, 22 August, more than 1,500 men walked through the streets of Sydney in the annual Camino of St Joseph, an overnight Catholic pilgrimage of prayer, sacrifice, brotherhood and Eucharistic devotion. While the city around them was winding down after another Friday night, a different sound filled the darkness: the Rosary, footsteps and the ancient prayer of the Church. The pilgrimage began at St Patrick’s Church, Church Hill, with Mass and hours of Confession before the statue of Saint Joseph was lifted onto the shoulders of the pilgrims. The men then walked more than 20 kilometres through the night, stopping at seven churches for prayer and adoration: ⛪ St Patrick’s, Church Hill ⛪ St Brendan’s, Annandale ⛪ St Joseph’s, Camperdown ⛪ St Benedict’s, Broadway ⛪ St Peter’s, Surry Hills ⛪ St Canice’s, Elizabeth Bay ⛪ St Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney Fathers, sons, grandfathers, teenagers, teachers and tradies walked side by side. Each carried a different intention—prayers for the sick, for marriages, for children, for families, for personal conversion and for the grace to become better men.