PHILADELPHIA, PA — Saint John the Evangelist Parish in Center City Philadelphia warmly invites the community to partake in a profound and moving rendition of the Via Crucis (The Way of the Cross) this Good Friday, March 29, 2024, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Held in the parish’s Upper Church at 21 South 13th Street, this annual event promises an hour of reflection, music, and prayer.
Under the direction of Dr. Annette DiMedio, attendees will be immersed in the solemn beauty of Franz Liszt’s musical masterpiece, crafted to depict the Stations of the Cross. This powerful score will be brought to life through compelling narration, emotive song, expressive movement, and heartfelt prayer, offering a unique opportunity to journey through the passion and suffering of Christ in a communal setting.
The Via Crucis at Saint John the Evangelist Parish is not merely a performance; it is an invitation to enter deeply into the mysteries of Good Friday. It provides a space for meditation and understanding of the sacrifices made on this holy day, engaging both the mind and the heart in a shared experience of faith.
This event is open to all, regardless of religious denomination, making it a perfect occasion for individuals seeking a meaningful way to observe Good Friday or those curious about experiencing the rich traditions of the Catholic faith.
In keeping with the spirit of giving and community support, a free-will offering will be collected during the event. All contributions will directly benefit the music ministries at Saint John the Evangelist Parish, ensuring the continuation of such enriching and spiritual programming.
Don’t miss this opportunity to reflect, pray, and be moved by the stirring depiction of the Via Crucis. Join fellow community members and believers at Saint John the Evangelist Parish for an afternoon that promises to be as enlightening as it is inspirational. Together, let us walk the Way of the Cross and remember the ultimate sacrifice made for humanity.
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