Dance of Life

DANCE OF LIFE
The Story of Salvation  
On Holy Thursday  and Holy Saturday next St. John’s Church in Tralee, Co Kerry will stream a webcast  of the pageant The Dance of Life – the Story of Salvation.
This was the contribution of Kerry diocese to the Millenium celebrations in 2000.
With a cast of 200 including a 35-piece orchestra and a choir of 800 drawn from all over the diocese, this was a spectacular production under the direction of Fr Pat Ahern.
Part One will be posted at 1100am on Thursday April 9th and Part Two at 1100 on Saturday April 11th.  The web address is stjohns.ie  
Telling the story of salvation from Adam and Eve to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Dance of Life is a fitting presentation for the Sacred Triduum and the feast of Easter.

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