Animals go to St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church in Oklahoma City for blessing
St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church in Oklahoma City held a blessing for animals. Horses, a kangaroo, a turtle and a rabbit were among the 100 animals inside the sanctuary on Sunday.
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Published: October 9, 2012
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Two horses, a kangaroo, a turtle and a rabbit were among the pets blessed at St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church during one of the metro area's more unusual church services.
Dogs stand in the aisle Sunday as their owners pray at St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church.
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The Oklahoma City church brings the animals inside the sanctuary to participate in a service with their owners. The event is held each year in honor of the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi.
This year about 100 animals attended the service with their owners.
The church, whose unofficial motto is “we're not your ordinary Episcopal Church,” started bringing the animals inside two years ago.
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