Surprising Moments in Greenwich Village: Mirror Raccoon Intervention
In the USA, during a candlelight prayer held in Greenwich Village, a raccoon entered the church, wandered inside for a short time, and then emerged back onto the street.
The candlelit prayer program held in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, became the stage for an unexpected visitor. A raccoon entered St. Joseph’s Church and passed among the worshippers.
Entered the church from Sixth Street
The footage showed the raccoon moving through the crowds outside on Sixth Street, then entering the church through its open doors. The animal lingered briefly in the church’s entrance area.
The raccoon did not stay long in the candlelit NightFire prayer program held in the church. After a short time inside, the animal exited again and moved away toward Sixth Street.
The church is one of Greenwich Village’s historic buildings
St. Joseph’s Church is located at 371 Sixth Avenue in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. The New York Archdiocese describes the church as one of New York’s oldest Catholic churches.
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