Archbishop holds Adoration in Notre Dame Cathedral and Catholic Priests pray with Laity outside during Satanic Mass - Video

On August 17, 2019 a Satanic black mass was held in Ottawa's Koven restaurant near Notre Dame Cathedral. On the initiative of Michael Dopp, founder of the New Evangelization Summit, about 200 Catholics gathered at Notre Dame Cathedral on Sussex Ave. in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Archbishop Prendergast was there along with Auxiliary Bishop Guy Desrochers of Cornwall. Arch. Prendergast blessed the faithful and half of the group entered the Cathedral for Adoration with Auxiliary Bishop Christian Riesbeck. Several Sisters of the Queenship of Mary were in attendance at the Cathedral.  Several young adults/teens were in attendance including members of NET Canada - One member Cameron Turner mentioned he was there with his cell phone as his wife was overdue expecting their 2nd child.
 The other half of the group surrounded the nearby Koven Restaurant where the 1st Canadian Black Mass was held. Several priests under the leadership of
 Fr. Matthew Chojna of Pakenham. Fr. Chojna blessed salt which was distributed to the faithful who walked around the block praying the rosary and sprinkling the blessed salt.  Many of the priests in cassocks prayed with large crucifixes in their hands.
 Fr Paul Nwaeze, Fr. Tavis Goski, Fr. Hezuk Shroff, Monignor Hans Feichtinger, Fr. Mark Goring and other priests.
In this Video Archbishop Prendergast blesses the Laity before they go to the Koven restaurant to pray before the Satanic Mass - The priests also bless salt and holy water...
The priests led prayers and hymns which were recited by about 100 faithful. When the hymns began a silence came over the crowd. Many parishes in Canada held Eucharistic Adoration and prayers services in reparation of this Mass. People around the world were praying for those involved.
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Earlier in the week in an E-mail interview with the Catholic Register the Archbishop of Ottawa Terrence Prendergast wrote:
“My concern is for the faith of our people and the offence that this brings to their love of and reverence for the Eucharist,” said Archbishop Terrence Prendergast.


Nicholas Marc, organizer of the event told Global News he believes the event will “be the first organized public black mass in Canadian history.”

“To tamper with and mock the Mass — which is what this satanic ritual does — is hateful and will affect more than those who participate in it,” said Prendergast. “It will say loudly that the central belief of Christians should not be shown respect, as we would expect respect to be shown to the Jewish Torah, to the Muslim Koran and to the sacred objects of other faiths.
Archbishop Terrence Prendergast

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“Such a ritual sends the wrong message that we’re tolerant of what is in effect hate speech, which this has become by the widespread publicity being given to it,” the archbishop said.


“The Blessed Sacrament is given to those with faith in Christ’s presence in the Eucharistic host so that they may, by consuming it, achieve communion with Our Lord,” said the archbishop.
A recent Pew Research study that revealed 70 per cent of American Catholics believe the bread and wine used in Mass are only symbols of Jesus.



"...I am asking intercessory prayer groups to pray for those planning to take part in this [black mass] event so that they turn away from the path of darkness and turn instead towards the light of faith."

- Archbishop Terrence Prendergast of Ottawa


The archbishop warns that any dabbling in occult practices “has the potential of opening a spiritual doorway into the evil realm — giving demonic spirits permission, in other words — to infest our city with negative and evil energies.”


The archbishop said he will be offering a Mass of Reparation for the event on the morning of Aug. 17.

“We need to pray in reparation for the spiritual harm that is being planned, and that God would turn this blasphemous project into an occasion of grace,” he said, and he is encouraging pastors to alert the faithful in their parishes and to offer Mass, holy hours and prayers in reparation.
Edited from the Catholic Register
Below the Full Text Communique to Catholic Parishes in Ottawa