Stations of Resurrection?

[ReddyFreddy]

Does the church observe these with the stations of the cross? Is this something most Catholics do in their own home?

 

[Aelred_Minor]

The Stations of the Cross are most often done in Church, where the stations are usually set up on the walls. Or it may be done outside.

I had never heard of anything like a “Stations of the Resurrection” until this week, when I noticed a pamphlet at church titled “The Stations of Joy” or something like that, and it seemed to be something like this though the time was not right to look closely at it.

Looking up the Stations of the Resurrection on the internet, it seems it is clearly a legitimate devotion but I’m not crazy about the list of stations as it leaves out important incidents mentioned in the Epistles like the appearance of Jesus to St. James, and also the non-Biblical but traditional (small t, probably) and touching appearance of Jesus to Mary.

 

[ReddyFreddy]

Okay, thanks.

I am planning on attending Mass for the stations but I wanted to do it at home as well. I didn’t know if these stations of the resurrection would benefit me or if it would just be appropriate to read the scripture with a printout study and prayers.
Guess it doesn’t matter either way lol.

 

[CB_Catholic]

Okay, thanks.

I am planning on attending Mass for the stations but I wanted to do it at home as well. I didn’t know if these stations of the resurrection would benefit me or if it would just be appropriate to read the scripture with a printout study and prayers.
Guess it doesn’t matter either way lol.

The only way to know if they ail be of spiritual benefit to you is to try them out. I’ve never heard of them, but I think I will look them up.