Liverpool has a long history of standing with the oppressed. Join us as we stand for love, justice, and solidarity - and reject UKIPs racism and fascism in our city as they attempt a so called "Walk With Jesus" protest march, while without permission - trying to use the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral as a rallying point. An action which along with the group's divisive message, has been condemned by the Archdiocese. 📍 Junction of Hope Street & Mount Pleasant, Liverpool L1 9BY (Near Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral) 🗓 Saturday 21 March ⏰ 11:00 AM What the bible actually says: 📖 “I was a stranger and you welcomed me.” - Matthew 25:35 📖 “The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself.” - Leviticus 19:34 📖 “Do not oppress a foreigner; you yourselves know how it feels to be foreigners.” - Exodus 23:9 Jesus always stood with the marginalised. He and his family fled violence as refugees (Matthew 2:13–15). The Gospel calls us to welcome, not exclude - to love, not hate - and to live our faith through justice and compassion, not self-richous performance. ✊ No space for fascism. ✊ No platform for racism. ✊ Solidarity with migrants and refugees. Bring banners. Bring friends. Bring compassion. Bring love. Liverpool stands together. A reminder also for people to move together in groups, and to stay safe.