History Of The Stations Of The Cross
Camila Farah
And jesus is laid in the tomb.
However they were usually an series of outdoor shrines. Pilate condemns christ to death. The devotion of the stations of the cross can be traced to the late 4th century when pilgrims flocked to the holy land from all parts of the world to visit the land of jesus. Veronica wipes the face of jesus.
Simon of cyrene helps carry the cross. From when he and his disciples after psalms had been sung left for the mount of olives mk 14 26 until the lord was taken to the place called golgotha the skull mk 15 22 to be crucified and then buried in a garden nearby in a new tomb hewn out of the rock. Jesus carries the cross. Jesus meets his blessed mother.
In the early 16th century ways of the cross were established in europe and the tradition of 14 stations probably derived from the best known of them that at leuven 1505. Jesus is stripped of his garments. Born out of widespread devotion to the passion of christ in the 12th and 13th centuries the stations of the cross as a devotion did not begin to develop until the franciscans were granted custody of christian sites in jerusalem in 1342 according to the new catholic encyclopedia. Since lent is a penitential season of preparation for easter the stations of the cross which follow the path of christ from pontius pilate s praetorium to christ s tomb have been a popular devotion in parishes.
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By the 11th century pilgrims had popularized the devotion. The stations of the cross or the way of the cross also known as the way of sorrows or the via crucis refers to a series of images depicting jesus christ on the day of his crucifixion and accompanying prayers the stations grew out of imitations of via dolorosa in jerusalem which is believed to be the actual path jesus walked to mount calvary. The franciscans long popularized the practice and in the 18th century they bowed to western christian devotional feeling and provided 14 stations in jerusalem. Jesus is taken down from the cross.Jesus dies on the cross. Stations of the cross or way of the cross. To date there are 14 traditional stations. Jesus speaks to the women of jerusalem.
Jesus is nailed to the cross. History of the stations of the cross. In latin via crucis. Also called the via dolorosa or way of sorrows is a devotion which recalls with mindful affection the last stage of the journey that jesus walked in his earthly life.
From his death sentence by pontius pilate until he was taken to golgotha to be crucified and then buried in a garden nearby in a new tomb hewn out of the rock. Stations of the cross is a devotion especially during lent which prayerfully recalls the last stage of the journey that jesus walked in his earthly life. In the 16th century this pathway was officially entitled the via dolorosa sorrowful way or simply way of the cross or stations of.
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