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Thousands attend Stations of the Cross
Published:
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Anthony Samaroo, from Tunapuna, portraying Jesus Christ, centre, walks among the participants during the Stations of the Cross re-enactment at Mt St Benedict, St Augustine, yesterday. PHOTO: MARYANN AUGUSTE
Thousands of Roman Catholics and members of other religions braved the inclement weather at venues throughout the country yesterday, to engage in the annual Good Friday Stations of the Cross processions. Today, the T&T Guardian takes a pictorial look at some of the traditional lenten activities.
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