Norwalk church launches Ashes-to-Go Bus
It's their 10th year of offering the mobile service, inspired by Pope Francis's call to "meet people where they are."
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15m agoSt. Matthew Church in Norwalk offered an Ashes-to-Go Bus to make it more convenient for people to receive their ashes.
It's their 10th year of offering the mobile service, inspired by Pope Francis's call to "meet people where they are."
"The ashes represent that we are dust," Father Miguel Betancur Lenis said. "That we are made of dust by the Lord, and we are supposed to return to dust."
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