Articles on this issue "via crucis"
At the conclusion of the Via Crucis in the Colosseum tonight, Francis offered a simple reflection, saying that the cross "reveals a judgment, namely that God, in judging us, loves us. [...] …
read moreHere is a Vatican translation of the brief address Pope Francis gave tonight at the end of the Via Crucis held in the Colosseum. * * * Dear Brother and Sisters, Thank you for having taken …
read morePope Francis will be joined by dozens of young pilgrims from Lebanon for this evening's Stations of the Cross, held each year at the Colosseum. The youth of Lebanon received the invitation …
read moreIn the days leading up to Good Friday, ZENIT is republishing the texts for the Via Crucis that Pope Francis will lead in the Colosseum. The texts this year were prepared byLebanese young …
read moreIn the days leading up to Good Friday, ZENIT will republish the texts for the Via Crucis that Pope Francis will lead in the Colosseum. The texts this year were prepared byLebanese young …
read moreThe vocation to contemplative life speaks to the modern world about the gratuitous love of God, shown particularly through Jesus' death on the cross, says Mother Maria Rita Piccione. Sister …
read moreThe world's largest Stations of the Cross will linger in Rome only 10 more days before heading to the Chilean hill in the port city of Coquimbo for which they were commissioned. The bronze Via …
read moreAn Augustinian woman religious will write the meditations for the Way of the Cross led by Benedict XVI on Good Friday in the Colosseum. The Pope has given the task to Mother Maria Rita …
read moreHere is the text of the meditations Cardinal Camillo Ruini, vicar for Rome, prepared for Good Friday's Stations of the Cross at the Roman Colosseum. Benedict XVI will preside over the event. * …
read moreGood Friday's Way of the Cross in the Colosseum can be a precious occasion to help believers go to the heart of the faith, says Cardinal Camillo Ruini, formerly the Pope's vicar for Rome. The …
read moreAs the Church contemplated the passion of death of Christ at the Way of the Cross in the Roman Colosseum, they were led to reflect as well on the virtue of hope. The meditations for the …
read moreEven the hardest of hearts are moved to pity upon witnessing Christ's suffering during his passion and death, as it reveals the fullness of God's love for mankind, says Benedict XVI. The Pope …
read moreHere is a transcription and translation of the reflection Benedict XVI offered today at the end of the Way of the Cross in the Roman Colosseum. * * * At the end of his dramatic Passion …
read moreBenedict XVI says the sacrifice of Christ should call into question our human certainties, setting us free to love. The Pope said this tonight at the end of the Way of the Cross he presided …
read moreHere is a transcription and translation of the reflection Benedict XVI offered today at the end of the Way of the Cross in the Roman Colosseum. * * * Dear brothers and sisters, This year too …
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