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First Posted: 4/10/2014 Eighth-grade students from Wyoming Area Catholic School are conducting the &#8216;Living Stations&#8217; at 3 p.m. on Sunday at St. Cecilia&#8217;s Parish, Wyoming Avenue, Exeter. The school community and the general public are invited to view this solemn reenactment of the way of the cross. The play is directed by Toni Griseto, religion teacher, and music instructors are Maryssa Lewko and David Tighe. Assisting with costumes and programs are Mary Ann Paddock-Kaminski and Ann Marie Walsh. Participants, from left, first row, are Joanna Cox and Samantha Rajza. Second row: Joshua Sepcoski, Molly Poray, Bryce Yencha, Jocelyn Kosik, Dennis Harrison, Aidan Barney, Megan Dillon, Jada Exeter, Emily Kaluzney and Erika Serafin. Third row: Colin Hunter, Matthew Peck, Ryan Hartigan, James Cunningham, Matthew McGlynn, Ryan Januzko, John Morris, Stephen Olson, Isabel Cherry and Charles Kulick.

Wyoming Area Catholic students performing ‘Living Stations’