Saskatoon Celebrates 25th Annual Way of the Cross on Good Friday
25th annual Way of the Cross hosted in Saskatoon
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The 25th annual Way of the Cross event in Saskatoon, Canada, brought together hundreds of participants from various Christian denominations to reflect on societal issues. Coordinated by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon, the event emphasized the theme of 'one human family' and aimed to raise awareness about global injustices.
- 01The event has been held annually for 25 years in Saskatoon, Canada.
- 02The theme for this year's event was 'one human family,' focusing on societal issues.
- 03Participants included various Christian denominations, highlighting unity in faith.
- 04The prayer walk featured a wooden cross and 14 stations throughout downtown Saskatoon.
- 05The event aims to raise awareness about injustices and foster community connection.
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The 25th annual Way of the Cross was held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, on Good Friday, drawing hundreds of participants from diverse Christian denominations. Myron Rogal, coordinator of the Office of Justice and Peace with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon, highlighted the event's theme, 'one human family,' which addresses contemporary societal sufferings such as poverty, climate challenges, and human trafficking. The prayer walk commenced at the Court of King’s Bench and featured a large wooden cross carried to 14 different stations across downtown. Lynn Chotowetz, executive director of Sons and Daughters, noted the significance of such events in fostering community and faith expression. Bishop Chad McCharles emphasized the unity among various denominations, stating that Good Friday serves as a common ground for all Christians. Rogal remarked that the event resonates with individuals of all faiths, encouraging deeper reflection on global injustices and the ongoing relevance of the crucifixion story.
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The event fosters community awareness and solidarity among various faith groups, encouraging discussions on pressing social issues.
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