Lent 2009 Stations 7,8
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This document provides the script for leading a group in reflecting on the Stations of the Cross. It includes an opening prayer, scripture passages and reflections for each Station, and a closing prayer. For each Station, there is a brief description of Jesus' experience in that Station, followed by a prayer and reflection on how participants can apply the lesson of that Station to their own lives.
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Jesus is condemned to death and carries his cross to Golgotha where he is crucified and dies. His body is taken down from the cross and placed in a tomb donated by Joseph of Arimathea.
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Stations of the cross
1) The document is a reflection on the Stations of the Cross, with a passage of scripture and reflection on each station.
2) It describes Jesus being condemned to death, carrying his cross, falling three times, meeting his mother Mary and Veronica, being crucified and dying on the cross.
3) The final station describes Jesus being raised from the dead, completing the journey from his death to resurrection.
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Mabuhay!
There are many who are unable to participate in the Holy Week tradition of visiting 7 Churches and doing the Way of the Cross, for all sorts of reasons.
Some may be far from home in the Americas, in the Middle East, Europe, Asia or elsewhere around the world, while others are confined to their homes due to old age or illness and still others may be at work.
We have therefore prepared a small touch of home for Holy Week to offer you the opportunity to visit 7 historic churches on Panay Island and elsewhere with two Stations of the Way of the Cross at each church to help with your Holy Week observances.
And for the first time, in 2014, we offer a Hiligaynon version of Visita Iglesia.
St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church, Atlanta, GA: Stations of the Cross
For centuries, Christians have followed and prayed the stations, which depict the final hours of Jesus’ life. The 14 stations begin with Jesus being condemned to death and end with his body being laid in the tomb. Following the stations is a pilgrimage of prayer and meditation on Christ’s suffering and death.
St. Dunstan’s parishioners, led by our seminarian Tim Black, have created our own version of this ancient practice. The stations are spread over our beautiful five acres of wooded land in suburban Atlanta. We invite you to come and walk them. But through the wonders of modern technology, you can pray these stations wherever you are.
I have walked these stations on our grounds several times. But when I saw the photos and read the artists’ explanations of their creative process and the meaning they found in creating these pieces, I was moved to tears.
I invite you to make this journey part of your Lenten discipline.
Faithfully,
The Rev. Patricia Templeton
St. Dunstan's
Atlanta, GA
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Couples For Christ Intercessory Prayer- Joyful Mysteries
Vocal prayers during opening worship should focus on thanksgiving for answered prayers, with no supplication prayers yet. The document then provides prayers including an Act of Contrition, prayers to the Holy Spirit and St. Michael, and a blessing with holy water. It concludes with prayers to Mary including a consecration to her Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart.
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Couples For Christ Intercessory Prayer- Luminous Mysteries
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- 1. The First week The Weeks of Lent Reflection for Grades 7 and 8
- 3. Leader: When Pilate saw he was not succeeding at all,… he took water and washed his hands. All: “I am innocent of this man’s blood. Look to it yourselves. (Matt.27:24) Pilate - His Story
- 5. Girls: May we never make others our scapegoats. Give us strength to say “No” to the group when we are pressured into being thoughtless and cruel to others. All: May the voices of the crowd never overpower the quiet voice of our conscience. Amen.
- 6. Leader: The Second Station Jesus Accepts His Cross We adore you, O Christ and we bless you All: Because by your Holy Cross you have redeemed the world.
- 8. Leader: Let us pray: All: Lord, it is all too easy to let someone else take the rap when I am the one who is guilty. Boys: You took the place of Barabbas, and you were innocent. Girls: You took our place on that Cross. We are guilty of sin, not you! All: Jesus, how wonderful is your love for us! At this present moment, we gratefully accept your gift and sacrifice which has freed us from the prison of sin and offered us new life. Amen.
- 11. Leader: Herod and his soldiers treated Jesus cruelly and they mocked him. All: And after clothing him in royal purple, they took him back to Pilate. (Luke 23:11) Herod - His Story
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- 19. Leader: As they went out, they met a man from Cyrene, named Simon. All: “…. This man they pressed into service to help Jesus carry his cross.” (Matt.27:32) Simon – His Story
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