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Stations of the Cross

4/5/2017

 
This Lenten event is held once a week for six weeks. The service revisits the religious journey of Christ to his Crucifixion and the path leading up to it.

The "Stations of the Cross." originated in medieval Europe when wars prevented Christian pilgrims from visiting the Holy Land. European artists created works depicting scenes of Christ's journey to Calvary. The faithful installed these sculptures or paintings at intervals along a procession route, inside the parish church or outdoors. Performing the devotion meant walking the entire route, stopping to pray at each "station." Today, images of the Stations  are on display in almost all Catholic churches. They serve mainly as a focus for Lenten worship services. But the Stations can also be performed privately, at any time of the year, even at home. Many organizations offer free or inexpensive, illustrated pamphlets for this purpose.


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14 Stations of the Cross

Station 1 Jesus Is Condemned To Death
Station 2 Jesus Is Made To Carry His Cross
Station 3 Jesus Falls The First Time
Station 4 Jesus Meets His Sorrowful Mother
Station 5 Simon Of Cyrene Helps Jesus Carry His Cross
Station 6 Veronica Wipes The Face Of Jesus
Station 7 Jesus Falls The Second Time
Station 8 The Women Of Jerusalem Weep Over Jesus
Station 9 Jesus Falls The Third Time
Station 10 Jesus Is Stripped Of His Garments
Station 11 Jesus Is Nailed To The Cross
Station 12 Jesus Is Raised Upon The Cross And Dies
Station 13 Jesus Taken Down From The Cross And Placed In The Arms Of His Mother
Station 14 Jesus Is Laid In The Sepulcher


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Directions:
By Train #4 train to 176th St walk to 177th St, make a left and walk two blocks. Or take D train to Tremont Ave then walk two blocks west towards Morris Avenue and then left to the corner. 
By Bus: Bx #1 or #2 to Tremont Avenue, West to Morris Avenue, Left on Morris Avenue, one block. 
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: I95 North or South to Jerome Avenue.  Go to 177th Street, turn right; church is two blocks up.

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