Known as the "place of the skull," Golgotha is said to be the site of Jesus Christ's crucifixion. Purportedly located just ...

“Golgotha, a place of a skull and Cross, a despicable one” - Jesus carrying His Cross, followed by the great multitudes that wept and lamented, reached Golgotha, called a place of a skull.

The ancient Egyptian obelisk in Saint Peter’s Square is seen juxtaposed with Saint Peter’s Basilica. (CNS photo/Chris Helgren ...

They found in Golgotha what today is a source of exaltation for Christians: meaning, strength, life. The cross of this Good Friday and its infinite meaning, ...

The Gospel of John states that Jesus bore the cross by himself (John 19:17) to a hill called Golgotha, while the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke claim that authorities compelled a passerby ...

EASTER celebrations commemorate each year the core belief of the Christian faith: the crucifixion of Jesus Christ upon the place called Golgotha and His subsequent resurrection on the third day ...

In the cross, we see the great love of God demonstrated, as well as the spiritual power and divine glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. Let our lives be cruciform, lived in the shadow of his cross.

The Christian loves to follow the Way of the Cross in the Savior's footsteps. The Stations, from the Prætorium to Golgotha and the tomb, trace the passion and death of Christ, who by his holy ...

Since the cross is on a cluttered hilltop above a harsh industrial zone, one Internet commentator called it an “east side Golgotha,” referring to the grim place on which Jesus was tortured on ...

It is the Way of the Cross, the path that Jesus walked while carrying his cross from Pontius Pilate’s palace to his crucifixion on Mount Calvary, also called Golgotha.