Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1974
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Good Friday Tradition Following an evening Good Friday service, members of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church carry a replica of the tomb of Christ. Church members annually carry the tomb from the front of the church to East Kingsley Street down Kingsley to Fourth Avenue and south on Fourth to the parking lot in back of the church. Prior to the march, a cloth replica of the body of Christ is taken off a cross and placed in the tomb. The church at 414 N. Main St. will hold a Resurrection service at midnight today. (Community Good Friday services were held at First United Methodist Church - Story on Page 3.)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 7, 1968
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Peace Pilgrimage Russell Payeur (left) and Richard Payeur, members of the Ann Arbor Knights of Columbus, lead the processional of the Pilgrim Virgin statue, Our Lady of Fatima, at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. The statue arrived at the church last Sunday as part of a 21-day peace pilgrimage throughout southeastern Michigan. Celebrating the closing of the Golden Jubilee year of Our Lady of Fatima, Pope Paul VI blessed the statue in October, 1967.

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Ann Arbor News, May 1, 1953
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May Day Celebration Symbolizing the start of a month-long celebration honoring the Blessed Virgin, women of St. John's Catholic Church in Ypsilanti held a May Day procession this morning from the church to an outdoor shrine where a crown of flowers was placed on a statue of Mary. Catholics counter the Communists' May Day demonstrations with religious observances. Mary Manion of 709 Dwight St., Ypsilanti is placing the crown.