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April 21, closing procession for 9:30 and 11:30am Mass
The Let the Oppressed Go Free sculpture by Canadian artist Timothy Schmalz, depicts Saint Josephine Bakhita opening up the underground and releasing modern-day slaves. The powerful piece, currently on tour across the U.S., was inspired by the scripture “setting free the oppressed” in Isaiah 58:6. The sculpture brings attention to the societal issue by depicting human trafficking slaves being released from captivity.
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