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2:31Now PlayingEach year millions of revelers march or attend New York City's Annual Saint Patrick Day's parade.
This year, however, like most years, a handful attendees showed up on Fifth Avenue for something other than the festivities.
Andy, a self-described member of the "Narrow Door" church stood on a busy street corner on Fifth Avenue with the purpose of sharing his faith, and telling parade-goers about Jesus Christ, and what he says is an imminent reckoning.
"You commemorate Saint Patrick on a day like today yet you go against the ideas he believed in," shouted Andy into the crowd. "Cursing people out, getting drunk."
In general, Andy's message was not well received by spectators.
One woman shouted "all hail Satan," in response to his message.
At another point a group of children who identified themselves as Muslims engaged Andy, says the Prophet Muhammad was right, not Jesus.
Yet Andy seemed ready for them.
He said he expects abuse and came prepared with pamphlets and arguments for his faith above all others.
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