Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For centuries, Christians have remembered the Savior's final mortal moments through a series of 14 scenes known as the Via Crucis, or the Stations of the Cross. To this day, meditating on the Savior's final hours of suffering helps worshipers contextualize their own burdens and prepare for the glory of Easter Sunday.
Joining multitudes of artists who have made their depictions of the stations, Latter-day Saint illustrator David Habben created his own series in 2024, including a triumphal 15th Station to mark the conclusion of this holiest of pilgrimages. This Easter season, we invite everyone to take some time with the Savior and to, through art, travel with Him along the Way of the Cross.
To accompany the exhibition, a new Masterwork was commissioned from composer Andrew Maxfield for Sound of Ages (a vocal sextet) and guitar. Stream the album here:
soundofageschoir.com/stations-of-the-cross
For more information visit:
moa.byu.edu
For centuries, Christians have remembered the Savior's final mortal moments through a series of 14 scenes known as the Via Crucis, or the Stations of the Cross. To this day, meditating on the Savior's final hours of suffering helps worshipers contextualize their own burdens and prepare for the glory of Easter Sunday.
Joining multitudes of artists who have made their depictions of the stations, Latter-day Saint illustrator David Habben created his own series in 2024, including a triumphal 15th Station to mark the conclusion of this holiest of pilgrimages. This Easter season, we invite everyone to take some time with the Savior and to, through art, travel with Him along the Way of the Cross.
To accompany the exhibition, a new Masterwork was commissioned from composer Andrew Maxfield for Sound of Ages (a vocal sextet) and guitar. Stream the album here:
soundofageschoir.com/stations-of-the-cross
For more information visit:
moa.byu.edu
