Holy Family School students re-enact Living Stations of the Cross

Holy Family School students re-enact Living Stations of the Cross

PHOENIXVILLE — As a lead-in to Holy Week and Easter, students from Holy Family School took part in a Living Stations of the Cross event, re-enacting the final week of the earthly life of Jesus Christ. From the entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday to the Crucifixion and Resurrection on Easter Sunday, students played a variety of roles in St. Ann’s Chapel. Aiden Brannen as Pontius Pilate reads the fate of Jesus during the fifth- and sixth-grade Liv…

St. Mary’s students in the shadows for Stations of the Cross - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %

They walked in silence and sat in darkness, the church illuminated only by a soft light dimly shining on the ambo. Hundreds waited patiently on April 4 as the fourth graders of St. Mary’s School, Richmond, took their places for the “Shadow Stations of the Cross,” a school tradition that is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. It started with a prayer. A young girl walked to the lectern, thanking Jesus and imploring his forgiveness as she …

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The Stations of the Cross Come to Life at Iona Prep - The Good Newsroom

The Stations of the Cross Come to Life at Iona Prep Faith | 04/10/2025 By: Steven Schwankert Eighth graders performed the sequence of prayer and reflection for their younger classmates Eighth-grade students of Iona Preparatory Lower School perform the Stations of the Cross on April 9, 2025. (Photo by Steven Schwankert/The Good News…

Stations of the Cross Illustrated by Men on Tennessee Death Row

I am beyond excited to share this with you. Several years ago, some of the men on Tennessee’s death row embarked on an ambitious collaborative project. They decided to create original paintings of the “Stations of the Cross.” The Stations of the Cross are a series of images portraying the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the events leading up to his execution. For hundreds of years… Source