Way of the Cross
Published 1:33 pm Friday, April 19, 2019
<p>Photos by Jennifer McDaniels</p> <p>Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.</p>
<p>Photos by Jennifer McDaniels</p> <p>Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.</p>
<p>Photos by Jennifer McDaniels</p> <p>Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.</p>
<p>Photos by Jennifer McDaniels</p> <p>Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.</p>
<p>Photos by Jennifer McDaniels</p> <p>Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.</p>
<p>Emily Perkins | Harlan Enterprise</p> <p>The annual Way of the Cross began in front of the Harlan County Courthouse before processing through downtown Harlan, celebrating Good Friday and Easter weekend despite the rain and wind. Those in attendance read scripture and sang hymns while walking through the city’s streets.</p>
Photos by Jennifer McDaniels
Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.
Photos by Jennifer McDaniels
Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.
Photos by Jennifer McDaniels
Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.
Photos by Jennifer McDaniels
Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.
Photos by Jennifer McDaniels
Harlan’s annual Way Of The Cross brought many to the courthouse and downtown area in observance for Good Friday. The annual Easter Weekend tradition was started by the late Dawn Nunez, who was an active member of the Harlan Community. Her daughter, Donell Busroe, has been continuing the observance, with many people throughout the community making it apart of their Easter tradition. Matthew Nunez was the cross bearer, and was followed by the gathering as scripture was recited and songs sung about Christ’s crucifixion.
Emily Perkins | Harlan Enterprise
The annual Way of the Cross began in front of the Harlan County Courthouse before processing through downtown Harlan, celebrating Good Friday and Easter weekend despite the rain and wind. Those in attendance read scripture and sang hymns while walking through the city’s streets.
