Journey Of Decision
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This Way of the Cross combines the traditional with the innovative. As a traditional presentation, the Stations of the Cross are followed around the church and the usual prayers are said and songs are sung. But where appropriate, the Way of the Cross can be presented in tableaus by students or actors in the sanctuary. In the second presentation, each station highlights a particular character who, in monologue style, responds to the question, “Were you there?”
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SKU (ISBN): 9780814620168
ISBN10: 0814620167
Sarah O’Malley | Robert Eimer
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1991
Publisher: Liturgical Press
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