Good Friday Passion Play

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Watch the Good Friday Passion Play performed at St. Peter's Parish Ota Ogun State Abeokuta Diocese .

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  1. Anonymous28 April 2025 at 18:42

    Thanks for sharing. It was a beautiful performance by the Youths of the parish. Kudos to them

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