Project Description: 
Described by Garnet as a "Project for the Lord." Outdoor Stations of the Cross. Fourteen stoneware tablets depicting the suffering and death of our Lord; mounted on 8-foot wooden crosses. Designed by artist Maricel. Traced, carved, molded, painted and baked by various M&M's. The whole project process described by Dolly as a "Journey of the Heart."

Project Start:     July 2, 2003 Planning Meeting; July 5, 2003 Actual Start

Project Completion:    August 29, 2003 Blessing of the Stations of the Cross

July 2, 2003: Bonnie showed conceptual designs made by Maricel to Medy, Zelie, Cynthia, Dido, Garnet, Ads, Betty and Girl in separate meetings. Concensus during both meetings for the stylized (linear-angular) design over the realistic one.The evening meeting also discussed plans for Punta: committees were formed, activities for the two days were discussed, the menu was completed. 

Artists at work: Picture 1: (Standing) Ads, Girl. Bonnie; (Seated) Zelie, Cynthia, and Dido

July 5, 2003. (Report by Bonnie) "Zelie, Cynthia, Dido, Ads, Girl and Garnet came. Plus Maricel of course, and me. We had fun. Zelie commented that it was very therapeutic. Ads commented that Girl stopped talking because she was so engrossed in what we were doing. Talaga, she was so quiet. Girl started on the prototype of the souvenirs so she saw her work improving as she progressed with each piece.We've started on 5 stations. We've approved on the wood and they discussed with Joey - the carpentry work and the work to be done on the installation to Maryknoll. Working on it gives so much gratification and you have an idea of how beautiful the finished product will be."

July 8, 2003. We organizedthe delegation to represent our class during the presentation of the video at the Maryknoll auditorium on September 6, 2003 at 6:00 p.m. This delegation will be headed by Peach Tinio who has graciously accepted the designation.

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