Perhaps you have noticed the pictures or statues that surround the inside of your Catholic Church depicting the last steps of Jesus, as he made his way to the Mount of Calvary. Each of these commemorates the great suffering, and hardship that Jesus endured in his final hours of life, here on earth. Perhaps you have even prayed at each of these stations.Most of us will never have the opportunity to travel to Jerusalem and physically follow in the steps that Jesus took, according to tradition. But with these images, we can make a Spiritual Pilgrimage, accompanying Jesus along the way. The Stations of the Cross have become one of the most popular devotions and can be found not only in the Catholic Church but in Anglican, Lutheran, Methodist and Western Orthodox.The Via Dolorosa – 14 stations of the Cross with Fr. Miguel Gonzales.Traditional forms are:Track (1) Introduction - First Station - Jesus is Condemned to DeathTrack (2) Second Station - Jesus Takes Up His CrossTrack (3) Third Station - Jesus Falls the First Time Track (4) Fourth Station - Jesus Meets His MotherTrack (5) Fifth Station - Simon Helps Jesus Carry The Cross Track (6) Sixth Station - Veronica Wipes the Face of Jesus Track (7) Seventh Station - Jesus Falls a Second Time Track (8) Eighth Station - Jesus Meets the Women of Jerusalem Track (9) Ninth Station - Jesus Falls the Third Time Track (10) Tenth Station - Jesus is Stripped of His Garments Track (11) Eleventh Station - Jesus is nailed to the Cross Track (12) Twelfth Station - Jesus Dies on the Cross Track (13) Thirteenth Station - Jesus is Taken Down from the CrossTrack (14) Fourteenth Station - Jesus is laid in the TombTrack (15) Stabat Mater Dolorosa Read More Read Less
