Here is a small video reflection of our walk over the Brooklyn Bridge.
The cross was so far ahead of us that sometimes indeed it almost seemed like we were just walking over the bridge. Only five stations are reflected upon--a kind of conglomeration of the Passion Narrative as opposed to the traditional stations. The first was read at St. James Cathedral the seat of the Brooklyn diocese. Then we headed to the bridge.
We walked about halfway on the bridge before the first station where we heard the following:
We proceeded onto City Hall, Ground Zero and St. Peter's Church in lower Manhattan. More to come.
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Apr 10, 2009
Pictures from the Brooklyn Bridge
Here are some pictures from Communion and Liberation's Good Friday Way of the Cross procession over the Brooklyn Bridge

Choir at St James Cathedral--the seat of the Brooklyn Diocese.

Crowd walking on the bridge to the second station.

The Manhattan Skyline over the bridge.

City Hall from the Bridge.

The Cross arrives at Ground Zero
Choir at St James Cathedral--the seat of the Brooklyn Diocese.

Crowd walking on the bridge to the second station.
The Manhattan Skyline over the bridge.
City Hall from the Bridge.
The Cross arrives at Ground Zero
Way of the Cross over the Brooklyn Bridge

Communion and Liberation organized a Way of the Cross over the Brooklyn Bridge. It was quite moving to be among all kinds of Catholic New Yorkers. From St James Cathedral to the Brooklyn Bridge to City Hall to Ground Zero and finally ending at St Peter's Church in Downtown Manhattan. I'll post a bunch of stuff in a few minutes but surprise, surprise--yours truly got picked out of the crowd by NY1 reporter Rebecca Spitz.
There's no embed but you can see me in the video in the story by clicking here
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