IT IS FINISHED!
Christians around the world took part in processions and re-enactments to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ on Good Friday, and many of the faithful participated in the annual observance in Jamaica. Here, on Wildman Street in central Kingston, brothers from Missionaries of the Poor enacted the moments before Jesus was crucified based on biblical teachings. Garfield Robinson
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April 4, 2026

IT IS FINISHED!

Christians around the world took part in processions and re-enactments to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ on Good Friday, and many of the faithful participated in the annual observance in Jamaica.

Here, on Wildman Street in central Kingston, brothers from Missionaries of the Poor enacted the moments before Jesus was crucified based on biblical teachings.

 

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