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Blessing of the Animals touches hearts of pets
Rev. Dusty Pruitt, right, of the Safe Harbor United Church of Christ, blesses Baby, right, and Sugar Bear as Joanne Rhodes adds a loving hug. BY DAN COOK
October 19, 2014
Pastor Tom White, who was recently called to be the priest at St. John Episcopal Church, blesses Triple as human parent Rick Holmes looks on. BY DAN COOK
Theo awaits his blessing with human parent Jeff Dailey. BY DAN COOK
Human parent Jack Horan holds Indy as the Rev. Dusty Pruitt gives the blessing. BY DAN COOK
Peg Green, left, and Suzanne Schwartz gather with Pipsqueak as the Rev. Dusty Pruitt gives the blessing. BY DAN COOK
Baby, r, and Joanne Rhodes await the blessing. BY DAN COOK
Pipsqueak and Suzanne Schwartz await their blessing. BY DAN COOK
BY DAN COOK
Pastor Dusty Pruitt blesses McKenzie the Golden. BY DAN COOK
Rev. Dusty Pruitt, left, of Safe Harbor United Church of Christ and Rev. Tom White of St John's welcome everyone in attendance with a prayer for the animals. BY DAN COOK
Chase, an American Eskimo, patiently awaits his blessing. BY DAN COOK
Dogs, cats and horses of all shapes and sizes attended the Blessing of the Animals at the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist in Milton Oct 4 where pastors Tom White of St John's and Dusty Pruitt of Safe Harbor United Church of Christ reached out to deliver God's grace upon the pets gathered with their human parents.
