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| The high altar inside the newly restored St. Ann Church Photos by New York Scugnizzo |
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| After Mass, Sant'Anna is presented to the expectant crowd |
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| The color guard lead the procession |
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| The roisterous John Duke Band |
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| Members of the St. Ann's Guild show up in force |
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| (Above and below) the procession wends its way through the neighborhood |
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| Members of the Padre Pio Prayer Group show their support |
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| A yard shrine dedicated to Sant'Anna |
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| Truglio's (left) and Mario's Pizza (right) offered refreshments to the participants |
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| (Above and below) Failla Memorial Home handed out watermelon, ice-cream, chocolates, sfogliatelle and prosciutto sandwiches |
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| These little cuties found a shady stoop to keep cool |
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| (Left) Our friends at The Madonna Dei Martiri Society had plenty of delicious focaccia and cold water for everyone. (Right) We took a moment to visit San Corrado di Moletta inside the clubhouse |
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| San Giacomo greets Sant'Anna outside the Monte San Giacomo clubhouse |
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| Donations are pinned on to San Giacomo |
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| San Giacomo joins the Procession |
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| The ladies take over for awhile |
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| After about three hours we return to the church |
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| Sant'Anna and San Giacomo are placed before the altar |
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| Outside the church we met a few of our friends from the Our Lady of the Snow Society and St. Rocco Society of Potenza |
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| Afterward, we joined our pals John and Andrew at the Monte San Giacomo Society clubhouse for some ice-cold beers and their famous roast beef and hot pepper sandwiches |
