Stations of the cross silhouette

Stations of the Cross This 14-step Catholic devotion that commemorates Jesus Christ's last day on Earth as a man. The 14 stations focus on specific events of His last day, beginning with His condemnation. Pray the Stations of the Cross with Bishop Robert Reed and others on CatholicTV.Watch:Fridays at noon ET all year

Lent Soup Supper and Shadow Stations of the Cross beautifully presented by our seventh graders. Jesus carries His cross to His Crucifixion. Shroud of Turin

To continue our celebration of Lent in the classroom, and to get the kids thinking about the Stations of the Cross, we made this Sunset and Shadow Stations of the Cross art project over the last two weeks. I am so pleased with how they turned out, and thought that I would share the idea and a few steps that worked for us. 1. First, we assigned the stations to various kids. I don't have 14 or 28 students in my class, which would have been ideal, but we just made sure that there were 14 kids…

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The Stations of the Cross, sometimes called The Way of The Cross, is a meditative prayer based on the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus.

The Context: The first point to note is that this is prayer . It isn't an intellectual exercise. It is in the context of my relationship with God. I could read through the text of each of the stations, and look at the pictures, but that wouldn't necessarily be prayer.

Stations of the Cross illustrated list available in both black and white and in color. This list includes both a 14 Stations of the Cross list and a 15 Stations of the Cross list.

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