My Life And The Stations Of The Cross: 14 Moments With Jesus

by Faith & Life, Lent, Mass

Praying the Stations of the Cross is a devotion centered on the main events of the Passion of our Lord.  If you have not yet done the Stations during the Fridays of Lent, we encourage you to take the opportunity on Good Friday.

In fact, I dare say that we can identify (clearly to a lesser extent) with many of the feelings and experiences of the Lord on his way to Calvary: pain, betrayal, loneliness, falls, comfort, help, etc. .

St. Josemaria Escriva talks about this in some of his meditations on the stations of the Cross. He helps us to understand the feelings of Jesus during his Passion and apply them to our daily lives.

“Do you to know how to thank Our Lord for all he has done for us?… With love! There is no other way. Love is with love repaid. But the real proof of affection is given by sacrifice. So, take courage!: deny yourself and take up his Cross. Then you will be sure you are returning him love for Love.” (The Way of the Cross)

We  invite you and everyone to be a part of this mystery of love, we have prepared an infographic with some reflections based on the meditations of St. Josemaria. We hope that it will help you walk with the Lord to the cross and to prepare your heart for Easter!

My Life And The Stations Of The Cross: 14 Moments With Jesus

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE FIRST STATION:

JESUS IS CONDEMNED TO DEATH

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE SECOND STATION:

JESUS CARRIES HIS CROSS

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE THIRD STATION:

JESUS FALLS THE FIRST TIME

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE FOURTH STATION:

JESUS MEETS HIS MOTHER

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE FIFTH STATION:

SIMON OF CYRENE HELPS JESUS CARRY THE CROSS

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE SIXTH STATION:

VERONICA WIPES THE FACE OF JESUS

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE SEVENTH STATION:

JESUS FALLS THE SECOND TIME

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE EIGHTH STATION:

JESUS MEETS THE WOMEN OF JERUSALEM

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

NINTH STATION:

JESUS FALLS THE THIRD TIME

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THE TENTH STATION:

JESUS IS STRIPPED OFF HIS GARMENTS

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

ELEVENTH STATION:

JESUS IS NAILED TO THE CROSS

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

TWELFTH STATION:

JESUS DIES ON THE CROSS

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

THIRTEENTH STATION:

JESUS IS TAKEN DOWN FROM THE CROSS

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

FOURTEENTH STATION:

JESUS IS LAID IN THE TOMB

Visual Guide to the Stations of the Cross

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