Abby Kress portrays Mary during the “Jesus falls a third time” Station of the Cross in the Living Stations worship service Good Friday at St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
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Sixth- through 12th-graders from Holy Sepulcher and St. Kilian Catholic schools presented The Living Stations — Stations of the Cross in tableaux form — on Good Friday at St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry Township.
“It’s a prayer service, not a play, that depicts the life, Passion, death and resurrection of Jesus,” said Andrea Wheeler, director of middle and high school ministry at St. Kilian.
Abby Kress portrays Mary and Nick Dillon portrays Jesus during the “Jesus is taken down from the cross” Station of the Cross in the Living Stations worship service on Good Friday at St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
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Nick Dillon portrays Jesus Friday during the “Jesus is condemned to death” Station of the Cross in the Living Stations worship service at St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
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Maddy Kress portrays Mary Magdalene during the “Simon helps Jesus” Station of the Cross in the Living Stations worship service at St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry Township on Friday. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
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Worshipers watch the Living Stations service at St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry Township on Good Friday. Sixth- through 12th-graders from Holy Sepulcher and St. Kilian Catholic schools presented the Stations of the Cross, scenes of the steps leading up to Jesus’ death. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
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Sixth- through 12th-graders from Holy Sepulcher and St. Kilian Catholic schools present the Living Stations at St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry Township on Friday. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
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Alex Dillon as a Roman soldier, Nick Dillon as Jesus, and Abby Kress as Mary hug fellow cast members at the conclusion of the Living Stations worship service at St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church in Cranberry Township on Friday, April 15, 2022. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
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