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For those in the midst of their Lenten mortification and prayer, and those who would find this useful, I have made available two versions of the *Via Crucis (Way of the Cross).
*http://www.miserere.org/spiritualpractice/oratio/viacrucis/spcny03.jpg
One version features the traditional text by St. Francis of Assisi and pictures of the Stations of the Cross from St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City.
The second version features liturgical meditations and bas relief sculpture from Holy Rosary Parish in Houston, TX.
On a related note, I have provided links to the various day-by-day Lenten meditations from the Carmelite text, Divine Intimacy.
Please visit the site and e-mail or leave a comment with some feedback.
Best wishes for a spiritually rewarding Lent. (I know mine has been trying, lately.)
*http://www.miserere.org/spiritualpractice/oratio/viacrucis/spcny03.jpg
One version features the traditional text by St. Francis of Assisi and pictures of the Stations of the Cross from St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City.
The second version features liturgical meditations and bas relief sculpture from Holy Rosary Parish in Houston, TX.
On a related note, I have provided links to the various day-by-day Lenten meditations from the Carmelite text, Divine Intimacy.
Please visit the site and e-mail or leave a comment with some feedback.
Best wishes for a spiritually rewarding Lent. (I know mine has been trying, lately.)