Christians around the world observed Good Friday, and in Pader district, students of Archbishop Flynn Secondary School joined the global Christian community in commemorating the day with a solemn Way of the Cross procession.
Led by their school chaplain, Rev. Father Ocan Kennedy, the students took part in a symbolic re-enactment of Jesus Christ’s final journey to Calvary. The faithful made several reflective stops along the route, pausing first at the Rapa FM main gate, then at Olworguu Primary School, before concluding at the school grounds. In a moving display of devotion, students took turns carrying a wooden cross, emulating the suffering of Christ as described in the Scriptures.
Click below to read more from Rapa FM Pader radio:
Thank you for supporting our mission in Northern Uganda. For more than 30 years, Hope For Uganda benefactors have supported the formation of future priests and community leaders. Because of your generosity, more than 900 young men and women are receiving a high-quality education giving them hope for a brighter future. The Hope For Uganda vision started with education – believing the future is transformed by developing the God-given potential of each student through knowledge, hope, and faith formation. Giving a young life access to a faith-based, high-quality education remains our highest priority.
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