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St. John Vianney Relic visits LA

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In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Fieles rezan ante la reliquia de San Juan Vianney en la parroquia de St. Elisabeth of Hungary en Van Nuys en 2019. (Pablo Kay)
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO

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In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Fieles rezan ante la reliquia de San Juan Vianney en la parroquia de St. Elisabeth of Hungary en Van Nuys en 2019. (Pablo Kay)
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
In a weeklong stop in LA, a first-class relic of Saint John Vianney gave Catholics a special opportunity to pray for the Church and her ministers. The Los Angeles visit was part of a six-month tour by the “Heart of a Priest” throughout the U.S. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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