The Holy Season of Lent -- The Stations of the Cross

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[Salvation]

Way of the Cross at the Coliseum -- Good Friday, 2005

Click on each picture and it will take you to the reflection.

OFFICE FOR THE LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS
OF THE SUPREME PONTIFF  

WAY OF THE CROSS
AT THE COLOSSEUM

GOOD FRIDAY 2005

MEDITATIONS AND PRAYERS
BY CARDINAL JOSEPH RATZINGER

 

	FIRST STATION    Jesus is condemned to death
	SECOND STATION     Jesus takes up his Cross
	THIRD STATION Jesus falls for the first time
	FOURTH STATION Jesus meets his Mother
	FIFTH STATION The Cyrenian helps Jesus carry the Cross
	SIXTH STATION Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
	SEVENTH STATION Jesus falls for the second time
	EIGHTH STATION Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem who weep for him
	NINTH STATION Jesus falls for the third time
	TENTH STATION Jesus is stripped of his garments
	ELEVENTH STATION Jesus is nailed to the Cross
	TWELFTH STATION Jesus dies on the Cross
	THIRTEENTH STATION Jesus is taken down from the Cross and given to his Mother
	FOURTEENTH STATION Jesus is laid in the tomb

[Salvation]

At our parish we travel through the Stations of the Cross every Friday evening during Lent. Anyone else?

[markomalley]

7:30 PM every Friday!

[Jaded]

Every Friday at 12:45 at Holy Cross Chapel in Downtown Houston.... y'all come on down. Hope to go today.

[al_c]

Thanks for posting this. I'm looking forward to walking through the stations this year. We recently completed and moved into our new parish building and the stations are sketches from scenes from The Passion. They were supposed to be paintings but the sketches were so beautiful that we decided to go with those instead.

You can view them all here. Click on "intro" to view each station.

[sneakers]

Thank you Salvation. The Stations are beautiful and solemn.

[sneakers]

Every Friday of Lent at 7:00. I'll be there!

[trisham]

bookmark

[Straight Vermonter]

If you are interested, my wife has put together a collection of poems that depict the stations of the cross.

http://www.wayoftears.com

[markomalley]

I was very shocked and pleased tonight at the stations. The church was about 2/3 full! I have never seen that much participation. Of course there were the normal blue-hairs, but, thanks to God, there were a lot of families there, as well (that was the most surprising part to me)

I don't know for sure what to attribute this to, but I am very thankful. It makes me quite hopeful for the Church.

[Salvation]

Thanks for the link.

[Salvation]

thanks to Mother Angelica's site.

[Salvation]

Wow! That is astounding talent!

[trisham]

bttt

[markomalley]

BTTT -- Friday in Lent bump

(There were even more people tonight than last week -- an unusual trend!)

[Nihil Obstat]

we had a pretty good crowd -- lots of children.

[Jaded]

Noticed today how many more people went to 12:15 Mass. A fair number showed up for Stations.

[NYer]

Thanks for the bump!

Have borrowed the book translated and compiled by my pastor and am hand transcribing the Stations, according to the Antiochene-Syriac Maronite Church. Hope to post them later this evening or tomorrow. Please drop in and post a comment. Thanks.

[kstewskis]

Al, those sketches of The Stations are beautiful!

You might be interested in the new CDROM that has come out, called The Passion Explained

from Crux Fidelis. It contains the meditations (among many other things) from St. Alphonsus Liguori on The Stations of the Cross, and has over 200 images from "The Passion of The Christ"...many of those in which are depicted in the sketches at your Church.

I'm sure you'll enjoy, and find it a very prayerful compliment to your Lenten walk through The Stations. I highly recommend everyone getting it!

[markomalley]

Lenten Friday Stations Bump!!!