Belfast prays for peace

Catholics and Protestants came together to pray for peace today as tensions continued to mount ahead of the peak to the loyalist marching season.

Belfast prays for peace
Mon, 01 Jul, 2002 - 13:19

Catholics and Protestants came together to pray for peace today as tensions continued to mount ahead of the peak to the loyalist marching season.

A week of special prayers got under way in Belfast for the protection of the community during the tense summer months.

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