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By MARCY LYNN
And KATIE LYNN
Rappahannock Ncwi Contributing Writers
On Saturday, August 7 eight members from St. Peter’s Catholic thurch, Washington, left on a pilgrimage to World Youth Day ’93 in Penver, Colorado. Their fourteen day trip was unanimously dubbed and “incredible experience.” ! “It took us three days to get to Penver. We spent the first night in Pouisville, Kentucky, the second in Junction City, Kansas and the third, finally, in Breckenridge, Colorado.” ! After the twenty-seven or so hours in the van the little group had pretty much “bonded.” They told ^tories, laughed, played car games, (win, loose or draw kept them occupied for hours), sang and made up fcongs to sing at World Youth Day pvents. When they reached Denver on August 9 they were ready to join thousands of other young Catholics Who had come just as far to share their faith and grow in it. ; The World Youth Day events began on August 11 with an opening Mass celebrated by the Most Reverend Francis Stafford, Archbishop of Denver in the Civic Center downtown.
1 “It was the first hugs crowd experence some of us had ever had. There were hundreds of large groups all trying to squeeze in front of the pavilion where the mass was being said. Luckily no one got lost.”
The St. Peter’s group wore their matching T-shirts and bandannas to all the WYD events so that they w ere easily recognized as a group.
On Friday, August 13 they attended a special Way of the Cross in Mile High Stadium. The Stations ol the Cross were presented by three
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