There’s an old saying that you can’t celebrate Easter unless you observe Good Friday. For the past 30 years, some Hartford churches have re-enacted the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday by ...

The Stations of the Cross is a prayer practice that invites Christians to think about the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross on Good Friday. During Lent, many churches schedule this on Fridays.

At the foot of the cross stands his mother, Mary, with other holy women. Jesus looks at her; then he looks at the disciple whom he loves, and he says to his mother: Woman, behold thy son.

The Stations of the Cross are a series of images depicting the suffering of Jesus of Nazareth on the day of his crucixion. Christians stop and meditate or pray at each scene as a spiritual ...

Families are discovering that observing the Stations of the Cross all year long — at home, indoors or outside — can yield beautiful benefits for parents and children alike. By Joseph Pronechen.

This tradition continues until Good Friday. In many local parishes, Good Friday services also include live re-enactments of the Stations of the Cross, which include children.

During Lent through Easter Sunday, we invite you to engage “Stations in the Street” by Scott Erickson for reflection. Walk and pray through the stations of the cross on the trail between the south ...

The Stations of the Cross was also a mobile protest. In New York state, where, according to the advocacy group Sanctuary for Families, 4,000 children are sold and trafficked for sex purposes every ...

The Way of the Cross, also known as the Stations of the Cross, are a way to pray and meditate on Christ's sacrifice for us. It is divided into fourteen stations from the time He was condemned to ...