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Emily Featherston
A wooden cross, constructed by Kenny Smith, is carried during the 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday.
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Emily Featherston
The 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday, began at Homewood Central Park before making its way through Edgwood.
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Emily Featherston
The 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday, makes its way down a neighborhood street.
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Emily Featherston
A wooden cross, constructed by Kenny Smith, is carried during the 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday.
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Emily Featherston
A wooden cross, constructed by Kenny Smith, is carried during the 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday.
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Emily Featherston
Participants follow along with the 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday.
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Emily Featherston
A wooden cross, constructed by Kenny Smith, is carried during the 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday.
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Emily Featherston
Participants follow the 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday, down a neighborhood street.
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Emily Featherston
Participants walk along with the 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday.
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Emily Featherston
Participants follow the 2018 Way of the Cross procession, which recognizes Good Friday, down a neighborhood street.
A tradition of more than two decades, the Way of the Cross processional, hosted by a group of Homewood churches, led off Easter weekend Friday.
A perfectly sunny afternoon met the several dozens who gathered in Homewood Central Park for the 24th iteration of the event that recognizes Good Friday.
The procession made its way along Oxmoor Road and neighboring streets, stopping along the way for participants to take part in moments of prayer, scripture reading and reflective silence, ending at Edgewood Presbyterian Church.
