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Good Friday: Catholics in Nagaland enact the ‘Way of the Cross’

| @indiablooms | Apr 10, 2023, at 11:06 pm

Kohima: Catholics in Nagaland enacted the ‘Way of the Cross’ procession on Good Friday to mark the religious occasion.

Faithfuls at St. Francis De Sales (SFS) Kohima town and Mary Help of Christians took part in the processions where devotees carried the Cross, enacting the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, reports East Mojo.

Devotees walked from Old MlA junction to SFS when they prayed and sang songs to mark the occasion.

At the Cathedral, the faithful enacted the Way of the Cross, a powerful devotional practice of the Catholics, reports East Mojo.

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