Anthony Foley’s 11-year-old son Tony Foley began a campaign called #8masses4no8 following his father’s passing.
The campaign urges people to attend Sunday mass for the next eight weeks, starting today. People then post photos of candles they’ve lit at mass to social media in remembrance of Anthony ‘Axel’ Foley and other loved ones who’ve passed.
People all over Ireland have posted photos of candles today.
#4masses4no8 RIP Anthony Foley and all my loved ones that have passed pic.twitter.com/Xjq16S37HQ
— Pamela Downes – Mnáwesome (@PamelaDownes) October 30, 2016
Remembering #AnthonyFoley on his birthday #8masses4no8 @Munsterrugby @MunsterHaka pic.twitter.com/bzDxd82ZTO
— Mary Purtill (@M33ARY) October 30, 2016
Seán & baby Joan lighting a candle to pray for Anthony and the Foley family. #8masses4no8 pic.twitter.com/mNou8UMWXr
— Aileen Aherne (@aileenaherne) October 30, 2016
#8masses4no8 lighting today for Anthony Foley, Donal Walsh & Nov list @Munsterrugby @KillaloeJPIC @BishopFintan pic.twitter.com/hSFQXnGDfh
— Elma Walsh (@Donal_Walsh_) October 30, 2016
#8masses4no8 Killaloe Diocese Pilgrims remember Axel in Bethlehem and Jerusalem. pic.twitter.com/XFv9Ine3sr
— Brendan Quinlivan (@QQuinlivan) October 30, 2016
Candle lit today for Axel #8masses4no8 Thinking of the Foley family on his birthday. pic.twitter.com/daycCOO93w
— Munster Rugby (@Munsterrugby) October 30, 2016
#8massesfornumber8 remembering Anthony Foley, his family and all of our loved ones who have passed away pic.twitter.com/0H2jFePkio
— Lily Mallon (@LilyMallon) October 30, 2016
A lovely way to remember a fantastic man.
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