Stations of the Cross at Montgomery Catholic

Stations of the Cross at Montgomery Catholic 1
Sixth grade students at Montgomery Catholic’s St. Bede Campus lead Stations of the Cross around the school grounds for the entire student body each Wednesday during Lent.  Each elementary grade level travels around the stations, which are positioned all across the school campus and held by members of the sixth grade class.  Each day, students at St. Bede also recite the virtual Rosary which can be seen on the school’s website.  Pictured:  Montgomery Catholic sixth grade student Luke Craig holds the second station for the campus-wide Stations of the Cross on Wednesdays during Lent at the St. Bede elementary campus.

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