Katholikentags-Appetithäppchen: Die Legionäre

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Bald ist der Katholikentag. Doch Ostern steht auch vor der Tür. Die Bedeutung von Ostern wird alle fünf Jahre eindrucksvoll bei den Passionsspielen in Sömmersdorf gezeigt. Jetzt in der Fastenzeit gibt es das Stück „Die Legionäre“ - einen Auszug aus den Passionsspielen zu sehen. Und auch auf dem Katholikentag wird das Stück zu sehen sein. Ein heißer Tipp von Anna-Lena Ils.

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