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Fr Robert Christo leads Paramin Pilgrimage
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Fr. Robert Christo led a pilgrimage to Paramin, where he provided spiritual instruction and led prayers for the participants. Before the group departed, Fr. Christo taught the five virtues of a mature Catholic Christian, which include recognizing that life is hard, one is not important, one is not in control, death is inevitable, and one is not one's own.
The group traveled by maxi taxi and recited the Rosary during the ascent. During the trip, participants stopped for breakfast at Aunty Julia’s and visited the La Vigie Lookout. At the lookout, the group received the Sacrament of Reconciliation. A tour guide named Carlos accompanied the pilgrims to share local stories and lessons in Patois.
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