Stations of the Cross

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The Stations of the Cross is a Christian devotional practice that meditates on a series of events from Jesus Christ’s Passion and crucifixion, traditionally represented by fourteen images or “stations.”

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian devotion
Christian ritual
Lenten devotion
aimsTo Deepen identification with Jesus
Encourage meditation on Christ’s suffering
Foster repentance
alsoPracticedIn Anglican Communion
Lutheran churches
Methodist churches
Some Reformed churches
associatedWith Church interiors
Pilgrimage routes
commonInDenomination Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
developedInCentury 14th century
devotionalForm Meditative prayer
Procession from station to station
eighthStation Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
eleventhStation Jesus is nailed to the cross
fifthStation Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the cross
firstStation Jesus is condemned to death
focusesOn Crucifixion of Jesus
surface form: Crucifixion of Jesus Christ

Passion of Christ
surface form: Passion of Jesus Christ
fourteenthStation Jesus is laid in the tomb
fourthStation Jesus meets his mother
hasPart Fourteen stations
hasVariant Stations of the Cross self-linksurface differs
surface form: Scriptural Way of the Cross
inspiredBy Via Dolorosa
surface form: Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem
isAlsoCalled Stations of the Cross
surface form: Via Crucis

Via Dolorosa
Way of Sorrows
Stations of the Cross
surface form: Way of the Cross
liturgicalSeasonCategory Passiontide devotion
ninthStation Jesus falls the third time
oftenIncludes Hymns
Periods of silent reflection
Reading of biblical passages
Traditional prayers
originatedFrom Christian pilgrimages in Jerusalem
practicedDuring Lent
practicedEspeciallyDuring Fridays in Lent
Good Friday
religiousTradition Christianity
scripturalFormApprovedBy Pope John Paul II
secondStation Jesus takes up his cross
seventhStation Jesus falls the second time
sixthStation Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
standardizedInCentury 18th century
standardNumberStandardizedBy Pope Benedict XIV
Pope Clement XII
tenthStation Jesus is stripped of his garments
thirdStation Jesus falls the first time
thirteenthStation Jesus is taken down from the cross
twelfthStation Jesus dies on the cross
typicalNumberOfStations 14
usesMedium Images
Outdoor shrines
Paintings
Reliefs
Sculptures

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Good Friday associatedEvent Stations of the Cross
Golgotha partOf Stations of the Cross
Crucifixion of Jesus precededBy Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Agony in the Garden
Crucifixion of Jesus associatedWith Stations of the Cross
Christian cross relatedTo Stations of the Cross
Holy Week associatedWith Stations of the Cross
Passion of Christ commemoratedBy Stations of the Cross
Stations of the Cross isAlsoCalled Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Stations of the Cross isAlsoCalled Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Via Crucis
Stations of the Cross hasVariant Stations of the Cross self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Scriptural Way of the Cross
Sorrowful Mysteries relatedDevotion Stations of the Cross
Barnett Newman notableWork Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: The Stations of the Cross: Lema Sabachthani
Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral area contains Stations of the Cross
World Youth Day initiatives feature Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Passion narrative includesEvent Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Passion narrative relatedConcept Stations of the Cross
Basilica of Our Lady of the Angels in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska associatedWith Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Passion of Christ devotional routes
Basilica of the Sacred Heart hasFeature Stations of the Cross
Via Dolorosa followsTradition Stations of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: First Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Second Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Third Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Fourth Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Fifth Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Sixth Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Seventh Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Eighth Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Ninth Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Tenth Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Eleventh Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Twelfth Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasStation Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Fourteenth Station of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasAlternativeName Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Via Dolorosa hasAlternativeName Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Via Crucis
Great Week focusesOnEvent Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Way of Sorrows hasAlternativeName Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Way of Sorrows hasAlternativeName Stations of the Cross
Way of Sorrows hasAlternativeName Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Via Crucis
Jesus falls the first time associatedWith Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Jesus falls the first time associatedWith Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Via Crucis
Jesus falls the first time partOf Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Fourteen Stations of the Cross
Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes hasPart Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
crown of thorns associatedWith Stations of the Cross
subject surface form: Crown of Thorns
Thomas Schütte notableWork Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Kreuzweg (Way of the Cross)
Scourging at the Pillar representedIn Stations of the Cross
New Testament Passion narratives includeEvent Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Passion plays includesEvent Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Crowning with Thorns formsPartOfDevotion Stations of the Cross
Carrying of the Cross associatedWith Stations of the Cross
this entity surface form: Way of the Cross
Carrying of the Cross associatedWith Stations of the Cross