Via Dolorosa: A Guide for Christians to Pray the Stations of the Cross

Via Dolorosa: A Guide for Christians to Pray the Stations of the CrossBased on early Christian practice, pilgrims to Jerusalem reconstructed the events of Good Friday along the Way of Suffering, the Via Dolorosa. The Spanish nun, Egeria, writes of her own experience with this in her fourth century Holy Week journal. In the Middle Ages, the Franciscans and Dominicans particularly picked up on the ritual, and transported it from Jerusalem to chapels and churches outside the Holy Land. If one could not make the pilgrimage

Track 2-Christmas     Ambrosian Gloria

These words will challenge and inspire any Christian during this most passionate time of the year

We're especially reminded of this when we receive the Sacrament of Confirmation as a teenager and choose a saint as our patron and inspiration

Michael Gaitley

who resist her

In Purgatory: Explained by the Lives and Legends of the Saints

With its readable 10-pt

These saints have spoken to the hearts of millions

Illustrated with many photos

Anthony of Padua is the Patron Saint of Lost Articles/The Poor

leading you up the 12-step stairway to sanctity

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