Outdoor Stations of the Cross
A set of ceramic Stations of the Cross from the Isleta Pueblo church was donated to
St. Edwin. Ramona and Fermin Lujan’s boys, along with a friend welded sturdy
frames for each one.
A team of forty-five
parishioners convened
on a Saturday to make
a path along the
Stations, using sunset
rose crusher fine gravel
in the middle.
On the edges of the path you see the
limestone pavers donated by the
Sisneros Bros. Mfg. in Belen.
Parishioners cut the stone to fit; we have
lots more to adorn other parts of the
park.
At both the beginning
and end of the path you
see a little “turnout.”
When we have small
groups we use the inner
path. When the groups
are large we divert to
the outer road
following the same
path. We are a pilgrim
people.
A view of the
meadow outside
the church. We are
pleased that our
sunflower patch is
doing well.
With the new cedar fence we
are able to place our sheep
near the church.
Outdoor Stations
A set of ceramic Stations of the Cross from
Isleta was donated to St. Edwin. Ramona
and Fermin Lujan’s boys, along with a friend
welded sturdy frames for each one.
A team of forty-five parishioners convened
on a Saturday to make a path along the
Stations, using sunset rose crusher fine
gravel.
On the edges of the path you see the
limestone pavers donated by the Sisneros
Bros. Mfg. in Belen. Parishioners cut the
stone to fit; we have lots more to adorn other
parts of the park.
At both the beginning and end of the path
you see a little “turnout.” When we have
small groups we use the inner path. When
the groups are large we divert to the outer
road following the same path. We are a
pilgrim people.
A view of the meadow outside the church. We
are pleased that our sunflower patch is doing
well.
With the new cedar fence we are able to place
our sheep near the church.
