Thank you very much to my friend, Tere Del Rosario, for inviting me to Walkway ( Walkway: Reflections on the Stations of the Cross April 4, 2009).
I brought my family with me at around 5:30 pm today. This is the most beautiful and most meaningful Stations of the Cross I have ever been to in my entire life. Normally we go to church to do the Stations of the Cross but it seems like I can never concentrate because as someone is reading it, we can barely hear as there are other people reading at the same time. In this one, everyone reads quietly on their own. The writings are short but very meaningful and powerful.If you have the chance to visit, it will be there til Easter Sunday.
Thank you for sharing this…truly beautifully done!
Hi Rica! I just really had to comment. I feel the same way. This was truly the most memorable and meaningful stations of the cross I have ever been to. It was a wonderful experience. It’s so wonderful that I get to relive it looking at your pictures. Thanks!!
Marides, It is even more beautiful when you are actually there. There were quite a number of people and plenty children today so I do not know how it will be on Black Saturday when stores will be open. So hopefully it will be peaceful.
Hi Michelle, I am also glad I took photos because now I can go back to it not only during Lent.
Thank you for posting! I follow your blog while I’m here in London studying fashion. I work part time and have not had the chance to do the stations. I would say your post allowed me to do e-stations. It must be really amazing in real life! Thank you so much again. Happy Easter!
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Hi Rica, Thanks for coming to Walkway yesterday. We will be there until Easter Sunday! We hope more people can walk through and reflect on the stations. There will be an Easter Concert as well at 7 pm Easter Sunday – right on High Street. See you there!
This is also my most memorable Holy Week – watching people literally take a few steps more in their journey of faith towards Jesus.
Love,
Tere
i was there yesterday. i’m glad i didn’t miss it. as with most of you, it was truly a memorable Holy Week for me.
thanks for posting this, now i can share it with my friends abroad.
I have never tried something like this. I just read your post and I’m already touched by each reflection and act.