Celebrating lenten season
By kokomo
@kokomo (1867)
Philippines
April 3, 2013 12:27am CST
Hi guys, what did you do during this season last week?
I ,together with my relatives went to Agony hill to cogitate the spirit of Lenten season. There, have the fourteen stations on how Jesus Christ was being condemned to death. It was a very tiring activity because we did climbed up the very high hill to see the statues but it was so enjoying as there were many people there who did the same. It was as if there was a festival up the hill. I feel honored for doing that sacrifice as it was just a little suffering and effort compared to what our Jesus Christ was suffered.
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@subhojit10 (7375)
• India
3 Apr 13
That's really great to hear that u sacrificed something to see the real incidents that happened with Jesus. But whatever may be the case, u did a great job by climbing and seeing something related to Jesus is always worthwhile. besides being with your relatives on an adventurous trip is always exciting.
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@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
3 Apr 13
I am glad that you enjoyed a trip to Agony Hill for Lenten Season. It must have been sad to see the fourteen stations showing that is how Jesus in said to die. I went to an Easter party in South Somerset on Saturday. Then today I went to an adventure park with my two young children. We really enjoyed these two days.
@dainy1313 (2370)
• Leon, Mexico
3 Apr 13
Hello
Kokomo I´m pleased to read you. I´m very happy to read you went to the Agony hill with your relatives.
I suffered an accident a month ago, so I have to rest a lot to heal well. Other years I serve singing at the Agony. But this year I had to stay home and follow by internet the Vatican activities. I asked my husband read me Our Lord´s Agony.
Blessings Kokomo... dainy
Kokomo I´m pleased to read you. I´m very happy to read you went to the Agony hill with your relatives.
I suffered an accident a month ago, so I have to rest a lot to heal well. Other years I serve singing at the Agony. But this year I had to stay home and follow by internet the Vatican activities. I asked my husband read me Our Lord´s Agony.
Blessings Kokomo... dainy