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Stations 11 and 12, Via Crucis
Friday April 14th 2006, 8:43 am
Filed under: notes


Via Crucis continues as we blog through Holy Week.

Today is the day that we remember and honor Jesus’ crucifixion and his death. The pain and suffering has been described amply in the Stations of the Cross up to this point. He suffered, he fell three times, he was comforted, he was stripped, and finally, in the end, he was crucified.

I think it’s worth reflecting on the relief that death can bring. No matter if we don’t believe in God. No matter if we believe only in the humanity of Jesus. No matter if we believe in the divine spark within all of us.

This is the point in the week where we bear in mind that we will all journey home soon.

Read more about Stations 11 and 12 below.

  • Awakening

  • The Phaith of St. Phransus

  • Wanderings of a Post Modern Pilgrim

  • The Complex Christ

  • Jimmy Akin

  • Ianua

  • Things of Infinite Importance

  • Argent by the Tiber

  • Best and Worst

  • Lofi Tribe

  • The Rest of the Story

  • Progressive Catholic

  • Holy Comforter

  • Trepanatus

  • Cirque de Moi






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