EXETER — Mrs. Griseto’s sixth-grade religion class at Wyoming Area Catholic School recently participated in a Seder prayer service.
The primary aim of the Seder is to pass down the story of the Exodus, a central event in Judaism. In the Christian tradition, the Passover Seder is also believed to be when Jesus instituted the Eucharist.
Students gathered around a table and shared a ritual meal of bread, apples, eggs and grape juice. The meal is meant to symbolize faith and celebrate tradition.
Sixth-grade religion students at Wyoming Area Catholic learned about Seder prayer, which marks the Jewish Exodus and Christian Eucharist. From left, are Julia Girman, Kayla Kovaleski, Ava Newman, Sydney Kozden, Lauren Granteed, Claire Cunningham and Grace Mangan.
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Paige Yastremski and Coltin Rosencrance eat their Seder meal, meant to represent faith and tradition.
