Telling the Story of the Stations In Midville

By QNS Editorial Posted on March 15, 2012

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Students and teachers at P.S. 81 celebrated their love of books during their annual “Hats Off to Reading” Day Parade around their Ridgewood school last week. As shown

The Sunday Troupe of the CM Performing Arts Center took part in a dramatic retelling of the Stations of the Cross titled “The Journey, Cross and Crucifixion” before an audience of parishioners at St. Margaret Church in Middle Village on Sunday afternoon, Mar. 11. As noted, the program-held during the Christian season of Lent-depicted the story of Jesus Christ from The Last Supper to his crucifixion on Good Friday. The performance coincided with the parish’s Lenten mission, which concludes tonight.

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