By Cristina Cabrera Jarro -
The World Youth Day cross and icon of of Our Lady of Salus Populi Romani arrives at Msgr. Edward Pace High, where it is carried into the chapel by Pace students and faculty.The cross and icon made a stop at the school as part of a three-part stop in Miami Aug. 22.
Members of the team from Panama, Msgr. Edward Pace High, and the Archdiocese of Miami pose together prior to the start of the World Youth Day cross and icon prayer rally at Pace High.
Pace High seniors Teresa Macias and Qiana Pierre pose with the icon of Our Lady of Salus Populi Romani, the "Protectress of the Roman People." Both students carried the icon into the prayer rally.
Father Matthew Gomez hypes up students at Msgr. Edward Pace High as they await the entrance of the World Youth Day cross and icon.
Led by Father Bryan Garcia and Archbishop Jorge Domingo Ulloa of Panama, the World Youth Day cross and icon move through the assembly of students at Pace High.
Archbishop Jorge Domingo Ulloa of Panama addresses students, assisted in English translation by Father Bryan Garcia.
Father Matthew Gomez blesses the World Youth Day-bound pilgrims from Msgr. Edward Pace High.
Archbishop Jorge Domingo Ulloa of Panama takes a moment to look at the students gathered for the World Youth Day cross and icon prayer rally at Msgr. Edward Pace High.
Msgr. Pace High senior Nathan Bonet (center) spends a moment of reflection in front of the World Youth Day cross with peers and faculty members. Nathan will represent Pace at World Youth Day in Panama.
The Gomez brothers, from left, Mark, Matthew and Alex, who are all Msgr. Pace High graduates, pose with Archbishop Jorge Domingo Ulloa of Panama. All three assisted with the prayer rally and the visit of the World Youth Day cross and icon to Miami.
Members of the team from Panama, Msgr. Edward Pace High, and the Archdiocese of Miami pose together prior to the start of the World Youth Day cross and icon prayer rally at Pace High.
Pace High seniors Teresa Macias and Qiana Pierre pose with the icon of Our Lady of Salus Populi Romani, the "Protectress of the Roman People." Both students carried the icon into the prayer rally.
Father Matthew Gomez hypes up students at Msgr. Edward Pace High as they await the entrance of the World Youth Day cross and icon.
Led by Father Bryan Garcia and Archbishop Jorge Domingo Ulloa of Panama, the World Youth Day cross and icon move through the assembly of students at Pace High.
Archbishop Jorge Domingo Ulloa of Panama addresses students, assisted in English translation by Father Bryan Garcia.
Father Matthew Gomez blesses the World Youth Day-bound pilgrims from Msgr. Edward Pace High.
Archbishop Jorge Domingo Ulloa of Panama takes a moment to look at the students gathered for the World Youth Day cross and icon prayer rally at Msgr. Edward Pace High.
Msgr. Pace High senior Nathan Bonet (center) spends a moment of reflection in front of the World Youth Day cross with peers and faculty members. Nathan will represent Pace at World Youth Day in Panama.
The Gomez brothers, from left, Mark, Matthew and Alex, who are all Msgr. Pace High graduates, pose with Archbishop Jorge Domingo Ulloa of Panama. All three assisted with the prayer rally and the visit of the World Youth Day cross and icon to Miami.
Photography: CRISTINA CABRERA JARRO | FC
MIAMI GARDENS | The World Youth Day cross and icon visited Msgr. Edward Pace High School around mid-day Aug. 22 for a prayer rally. Later, they traveled to St. John Vianney Seminary in Miami for a vigil with young people. Click here for that story and a gallery of photos.
