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Stations of the Cross offered in cemeteries on Fridays - The Record Newspaper

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Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre and St. Martha School students knelt during the Stations of the Cross in St. Michael Cemetery March 21. (Record Photo by Ruby Thomas) Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre joined St. Martha School students in leading the Stations of the Cross March 21 in St. Michael Cemetery.  Each Friday during Lent, Catholic Cemeteries hosts the Way of the Cross for Young Christians at one of four cemeteries in Louisville. The next one is Mar…
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Stations of the Cross offered in cemeteries on Fridays - The Record Newspaper

Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre and St. Martha School students knelt during the Stations of the Cross in St. Michael Cemetery March 21. (Record Photo by Ruby Thomas) Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre joined St. Martha School students in leading the Stations of the Cross March 21 in St. Michael Cemetery.  Each Friday during Lent, Catholic Cemeteries hosts the Way of the Cross for Young Christians at one of four cemeteries in Louisville. The next one is Mar…

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Praying the Stations through Music - Roman Catholic Diocese of Salford

Join us for a unique prayer experience this Lent as we journey through the Stations of the Cross to the accompaniment of a live string quartet. The Solanus String Quartet is an amateur string quartet made up of clergy and staff from across the Diocese of Salford. Named after Blessed Solanus Casey, an American Capuchin […] The post Praying the Stations through Music appeared first on Roman Catholic Diocese of Salford.

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A Stations of the Cross drawing from the LGBTQ Catholic experience

The paschal mystery hurts, even when we know how the story ends.  We know that goodness defeats hatred. We know that marginalization bows to inclusion. We know that torment is transfigured. We know that life and love always win.  Even so, the miraculous events of the empty tomb would be impossible without all that precedes it. Yes, Jesus lives. But first, Jesus had to endure humiliation and exclusion and pain.  Jesus knew the betrayal and reject…

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