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Craig Is Keeping His Nan's Shandon Eucharistic Procession Tradition Alive
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Kathleen O’Sullivan used bring out holy statues to the Eucharistic Procession every year and Craig, her grandson tells PJ that he's keeping the tradition going in her memory
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