Stations of the Cross: Jesus, played by Kirk Nicholas, is comforted by Mother Mary, played by Zoe Hamilton. Tarek and Oisin Joseph play the two soldiers.
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Gabriel Garcia
Hundreds packed St Brendan’s Church in Shepparton to commemorate Good Friday, which Christians remember as the day Jesus died for mankind.
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The day saw St Brendan’s hold two events: a 3pm mass presided over by parish priest Fr Joe Taylor and Fr Jackson Saunders, and a Stations of the Cross re-enactment directed by Les Billings and produced and co-ordinated by Dale Wright.
The News’ Gabriel Garcia went along to take some photos.
Prostrated: Fr Jackson Saunders and parish priest Fr Joe Taylor lay down before the altar at the 3pm mass.
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Gabriel Garcia
Traditional: Catholic tradition has the cross covered during Good Friday.
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Cross to bear: Jesus carries His cross accompanied by two Roman soldiers during the Stations of the Cross re-enactment.
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Gabriel Garcia
Pointing the finger: Mason Crosier as the high priest who accused Jesus.
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Gabriel Garcia
Final breath: Many Christian traditions have Jesus dying at 3pm.
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Gabriel Garcia
Acceptance: Mother Mary accepts the death of her son.
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Death throes: Jesus’ final moments are performed during the Stations of the Cross re-enactment at St Brendan’s. The scene can be found depicted in countless paintings from throughout history.
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Gabriel Garcia
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