EXETER — Wyoming Area Catholic School continued its long-standing tradition of praying the Rosary as a school community and releasing the Living Rosary balloons on Oct. 6.
The event was led by the seventh and eighth-grade students.
The Living Rosary is made of biodegradable balloons connected without the use of string.
Wyoming Area Catholic School eighth-grade students, from left, Emma Hunter, Emma Broda, Jonathan Renfer, Saige Stempien and Jordan Chepalonis, wait for the start of the Rosary.
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Wyoming Area Catholic School students release Living Rosary baloons.
The balloon rosary, made of biodegradable balloons, takes off into the sky.
