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Praying the Stations of the Cross is a Lenten tradition that asks us to recall Jesus' suffering and to reflect upon our own lives. Crossroads: Stations of the Cross for Times of Change is tailored to those who are facing major transitions in their lives. Whether approaching retirement, an…
Bueronese stations of the cross from the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Conception, Missouri. An ideal devotional gift for shut-ins or for personal prayer!
The Stations of the Cross have been a popular devotion for Catholics for centuries. This traditionally-themed booklet by Fr. Martin Pable captures perfectly the fourteen scenes that follow the journey of Jesus as he carries his cross to the hill of Calvary, where he was crucified and died. Devout…
1 each of 5 assorted sympathy cards featuring images from the Stations of the Cross. Includes: CB1937, CB1938, CB1939, CB1940, CB1941. Related Products: CB1937 CB1938 CB1939 CB1940 CB1941
Oil painting of Christ being taken down from the cross. The art was modeled after the Stations of the Cross in the Marienkirche in Stuttgart, Germany which were originally painted by monks of the Abbey of Beuron. Related Products: B220
Oil painting of the entombment of Christ. The art was modeled after the Stations of the Cross in the Marienkirche in Stuttgart, Germany which were originally painted by monks of the Abbey of Beuron. Related Products: B220
Oil painting fo the crucifixion. The art was modeled after the Stations of the Cross in the Marienkirche in Stuttgart, Germany which were originally painted by monks of the Abbey of Beuron. Related Products: B220
…available in three sizes. Gift box with see thru lid. Available in 6", 8", and 10" This Roman Cross consists of:* 14 sections representing the 14 Stations of the Cross* 3 sections on each edge, signifying the Holy Trinity: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit* 12 edge sections…
Close up of an oil painting of Veronica wiping the face of Jesus. The art was modeled after the Stations of the Cross in the Marienkirche in Stuttgart, Germany which were originally painted by monks of the Abbey of Beuron. Related Products: B220
Painting of Christ coming forth triumphant from the tomb. This painting was rendered in the style of art developed by the Benedictine monks of the Abbey of Beuron in the 19th century. Related Products: B220
