St Francis Parish turns streets into a living Stations of the Cross

April 3, 2026

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St Francis Parish turns streets into a living Stations of the Cross

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Ralph Banwarie

St Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Parish in Sangre Grande marked Good Friday with its annual Stations of the Cross procession, drawing parishioners of all ages to reflect on the events leading to Christ’s crucifixion.

Young Gabriel Augustus took on the role of Jesus, leading the solemn journey through the parish’s streets in a moving reenactment of the Passion. The church choir accompanied the procession, singing hymns and guiding worshippers along the route.

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