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The Stations of the Cross by St. Alphonsus Liguori (see timestamps below) takes you on a spiritual journey through Christ’s Passion, from his condemnation to his burial. At each of the fourteen stations, you will find a meditation on that moment, prayers, and verses from the ancient “Stabat Mater” hymn.
This version remains one of the most widely used formats for the Stations of the Cross, particularly during Lent and especially on Good Friday. St. Alphonsus wrote it in 1761, focusing on making the meditation accessible while maintaining theological depth.
*TIMESTAMPS*
00:14 - Act of Contrition
00:44 - Opening Prayer
01:30 - 1st Station — Pilate Condemns Jesus to Death
03:46 - 2nd Station — Jesus Accepts His Cross
06:07 - 3rd Station — Jesus Falls The First Time
08:34 - 4th Station — Jesus Meets His Mother
10:59 - 5th Station — Simon of Cyrene Helps Jesus Carry His Cross
13:36 - 6th Station — Veronica Wipes The Face of Jesus
16:02 - 7th Station — Jesus Falls The Second Time
18:26 - 8th Station — Jesus Meets The Women of Jerusalem
20:57 - 9th Station — Jesus Falls the Third Time
23:19 - 10th Station — Jesus Is Stripped Of His Garments
25:41 - 11th Station — Jesus Is Nailed To The Cross
27:58 - 12th Station — Jesus Dies On The Cross
30:28 - 13th Station — Jesus Is Taken Down From The Cross
32:55 - 14th Station — Jesus Is Laid In The Tomb
35:14 - Closing Prayers
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The Stations of the Cross by St. Alphonsus Liguori (see timestamps below) takes you on a spiritual journey through Christ’s Passion, from his condemnation to his burial. At each of the fourteen stations, you will find a meditation on that moment, prayers, and verses from the ancient “Stabat Mater” hymn.
This version remains one of the most widely used formats for the Stations of the Cross, particularly during Lent and especially on Good Friday. St. Alphonsus wrote it in 1761, focusing on making the meditation accessible while maintaining theological depth.
*TIMESTAMPS*
00:14 - Act of Contrition
00:44 - Opening Prayer
01:30 - 1st Station — Pilate Condemns Jesus to Death
03:46 - 2nd Station — Jesus Accepts His Cross
06:07 - 3rd Station — Jesus Falls The First Time
08:34 - 4th Station — Jesus Meets His Mother
10:59 - 5th Station — Simon of Cyrene Helps Jesus Carry His Cross
13:36 - 6th Station — Veronica Wipes The Face of Jesus
16:02 - 7th Station — Jesus Falls The Second Time
18:26 - 8th Station — Jesus Meets The Women of Jerusalem
20:57 - 9th Station — Jesus Falls the Third Time
23:19 - 10th Station — Jesus Is Stripped Of His Garments
25:41 - 11th Station — Jesus Is Nailed To The Cross
27:58 - 12th Station — Jesus Dies On The Cross
30:28 - 13th Station — Jesus Is Taken Down From The Cross
32:55 - 14th Station — Jesus Is Laid In The Tomb
35:14 - Closing Prayers
*† THE CATHOLIC CRUSADE - A Catholic Prayer Ministry †*
View our complete listing of prayer videos - bit.ly/CatholicPrayerVideos
Website, Blog & Newsletter - thecatholiccrusade.com
*Our Mission Statement*
Our mission is to foster prayer and spiritual growth within the online Catholic community. In addition to our online work, our mission provides financial support to Catholic schools and education, various national Catholic charities, local Catholic religious organizations, pro-life ministries, and local food banks, soup kitchens, and homeless shelters.
*Support of Our Mission*
Are you interested in supporting our mission? Learn more about us and how you can help - thecatholiccrusade.com/support
#stationsofthecross #wayofthecross #thecatholiccrusade #lent
