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Trillium Knights Podcast 42

September 2023.

“How Long is Your Rosary”, brought by Ted Harasti, president of QHRS Lay Apostolate. The podcast will tell you about the largest living outdoor Rosary in North America and how it came to be.

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Ground Breaking Ceremony

September 6, 2014.

One foot of topsoil had to be removed from the entire 1.5 Km. Path for grading and asphalt reception purposes. This shows the Path prior to asphalt. Then Terry Harasti began the arduous task of laying of the Rosary Bead Pads…. denoting the location of the Rosary Beads.

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Mass & Candlelight Rosary celebrating the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,

Wednesday, September 8, 2021.

Solemn Mass at Marylake followed by procession and Rosary on The Rosary Path.

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Asphalting the Rosary Path,

November 10 – 13, 2020.

The Rosary Path now has a beautiful hard asphalt surface which will greatly aid the disabled and elderly pilgrims as well as adding to the overall beauty. Thank you to Enzo Cirillo for generously donating this addition to The Rosary Path at Marylake.

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Friday's Rosary and the Way of the Cross Prayers - Summer & Fall

Summer, 2020.

Everybody is invited to pray the Rosary and Stations of the Cross at The Rosary Path, meet at 7:30 outside the church. We will walk together rain or shine. Deacon Dom McMillan usually leads the prayers.

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The Empty Tomb

The 15th Station, The Resurrection, was installed with Diocesan permission.

The death of Jesus was a sacrifice on our behalf, for as he stated,

“I lay down my life in order to take it up again, no one takes it from me but I lay it down on my own. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it up again.”

The Empty Tomb bestows upon us a life full in Christ. The resurrection reveals to us that the tomb cannot hold us from the glory to which God has called us. We share in this glory now by the grace Jesus has won for us. May the resurrection inspire us to live the new life in Christ, bearing witness to the resurrection of Jesus, manifesting the glory of God in our bodies by everything that we do.

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Installation of the 15 Stations of the Cross.

Friday, July 14, 2017 8:00 PM -

Sunday, July 16, 2017 5:00 PM

Eddie Malizia, ADM Stainless Steel assists and Peter, owner of Heavy Crane Service (he donated the Crane and his expertise).

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Assembly of Stainless Steel Frames for the Stations of the Cross Artworks

Winter 2016

The Glass Artwork (2 panels each 7' X 4') was stored in an area in the monastery and were transported to the main church area. A large gantry crane was required to lift and turn the pieces while being assembled (over the winter of 2016) Ted Harasti and his son, Terry worked the entire winter assembling the custom frames designed by Ted and Pat Tremamunno, President of Inox Industries. Inox donated the manpower and equipment to manufacture the frames in kit-like pieces, and then they were assembled by Ted & Terry, and assisted by several volunteers, Joe Gennaro and Genedy (from Frank Santarsia' crew), just to name a few. The completed frames were entirely custom-made with custom rubber gaskets and special spring SS separators that also doubled as shock absorbers.

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