A tableau from the Stations of the Cross at St. Paul the Apostle Church in Manhattan (Courtesy of author) What do a professional mime, a 7-year-old girl and a recent college graduate have in common?
Stations of the Cross have been part of the Catholic tradition for centuries, but Protestants have long been suspicious of them. That's partly because they were viewed as having Roman roots. It's also ...
Stations of the Cross, a longtime Christian tradition, has been defined as a spiritual pilgrimage, following a designed path and with some, viewing images symbolizing the path that Jesus took on His ...
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