(credit: Matt Hartman/Shorealone Films)
SAN GABRIEL (CBS) — On this solemn Good Friday, people at the San Gabriel Mission are rededicating a 77-year-old cross that was nearly destroyed in last year’s windstorm.
A Dec. 1 windstorm that caused so much damaged in the San Gabriel Valley also brought down a big eucalyptus tree in the historic cemetery at the mission. Business manager Al Sanchez says the tree just splintered the life-sized crucifix of Jesus Christ on the 16-foot cross.
“It was kind of … heartbreaking, devastating,” Sanchez told KNX 1070’s Jon Baird.
Sanchez says the reason they decided to unveil and rededicate the cross on Good Friday is because it was originally dedicated nearly 8 decades ago on Good Friday — even before World War 2.






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