Witness 29th March 2024

For Good Friday, we’re at Ballintubber Abbey to ask why the Stations of the Cross are so important to the Irish; Kiran Young Wimberly tells us about her musical reinterpretations of the Psalms and Fr. Tudor Ghita gives us a Romanian Orthodox perspective on Easter.

An episode of the Witness, with Siobhán Garrigan podcast, hosted by RTÉ Radio 1, titled "Witness 29th March 2024" was published on March 29, 2024 and runs 26 minutes.

March 29, 2024 ·26m · Witness, with Siobhán Garrigan

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For Good Friday, we’re at Ballintubber Abbey to ask why the Stations of the Cross are so important to the Irish; Kiran Young Wimberly tells us about her musical reinterpretations of the Psalms and Fr. Tudor Ghita gives us a Romanian Orthodox perspective on Easter.

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For Good Friday, we’re at Ballintubber Abbey to ask why the Stations of the Cross are so important to the Irish; Kiran Young Wimberly tells us about her musical reinterpretations of the Psalms and Fr. Tudor Ghita gives us a Romanian Orthodox perspective on Easter.

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