the monstrance displaying the Blessed Sacrament held aloft, and they took off, reciting prayers and blessings as they drove around as much of New Rochelle as they could.

Katheryn Jean Lopez shared a video on Twitter that shows Fr. Cinnante during the ride.

Carmelite priest Fr. Justin Cinnante blesses New Rochelle, New York, with the help of some friends, earlier this week. New Rochelle has been hit hard by coronavirus. pic.twitter.com/xOGp6z9oCQ — Kathryn Jean Lopez (@kathrynlopez) March 19, 2020

Father Cinnante serves as chaplain of Archbishop Stepinac High School, but in January, he was named temporary administrator of Holy Family Parish, New Rochelle. There. in his temporary position, he went above and beyond the call of duty to bring blessings to his flock.Amsterdam-based institution, the city where the LGBTQI-community is very much alive and present, I deeply feel that we have to keep addressing and discussing positions of individuality and their communities in an active way. We did so in the past, with the exhibition From the Corner of the Eye in 1998 and with programmes and exhibitions around the World Aids Days. And we will continue to do so. In September we show Colombian artist Carlos Motta, who creates an installation of 11 video interviews with LGBQTI-refugees from Islamic countries. As you all probably know: at this moment we present an exhibition of South African artist and black gay visual activist Zanele Muholi, who is present among us. She takes a very courageous stance making the lesbian and transgender