April 10, 2012

The Delaware State Police Pipes & Drums play as Bishop Malooly prosses out during the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

Crop. Thomas Donlon from the New Castle City Police Department prays with kids Josh age 11 and Madilyn age 9 who attend St. John the Beloved School during the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

Members of the military, state, county, and local law enforcement along with emergency personal process in for the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

Members of the military, state, county, and local law enforcement along with emergency personal process in for the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

The Delaware State Police Pipes & Drums play before mass as members of the military, state, county, and local law enforcement along with emergency personal gathered for the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

Members of the military, state, county, and local law enforcement along with emergency personal process in for the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

Fr. Oscar Frundt holds a Rosary during the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

Members of the military, state, county, and local law enforcement along with emergency personal process in for the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

Bishop Malooly smiles as members of the military, state, county, and local law enforcement along with emergency personal process in for the annual Blue Mass at St. John the Beloved Church, Friday, May 3, 2013. photo/ www.DonBlakePhotography.com

Immaculate Conception students Erin Dancey and Quinn Krenzel hold up their Writing Awards. photo/www.DonBlakePhotography.com