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stations of the Cross

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The Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem, showing one of the 14 stations which mark the stages of Jesus' journey to Calvary, the place of his crucifixion.

In the Christian church, a series of 14 crosses, usually each with a picture or image, depicting the 14 stages in Jesus' journey to the Crucifixion. They are commonly found on the walls of churches.



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Indian Catholics acted out Jesus' suffering with a passion play tableau in Hyderabad, while in Germany thousands flocked to see Hartmuth Lux as Jesus perform the Stations of the Cross.
He will join youngsters from churches across Wales to act out four of the Stations of the Cross in Porthcawl.
REMEMBER the true meaning of Easter with the Stations of the Cross Exhibition by Ghislaine Howard at Liverpool Cathedral until March 25.
 
 
 
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