1. Station of the Cross We adore you, O Christ, and we praise you.
Because by your holy cross
you have redeemed the world.
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2. Jesus is condemned to death Jesus takes up His Cross
The First Station
Jesus is condemned to death
Pilate said, “I am innocent of this man’s blood.”
Pilate ordered Jesus to be scourged, and then crucified.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, I know that if I try to live a little like you, I shall be
condemned. Give me the strength to do what is right no
matter what others may think or say or do.
The Second Station
Jesus takes up His Cross
Lord, you are carrying our cross, not Yours.
In Your life and to Calvary, you carry our sins.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, help me not to resist when I have to share the burden
of carrying the Cross. Give me the grace to receive this
mission willingly and courageously.

3. Jesus falls the first time
The Third Station
Jesus falls the first time
Jesus is weak. He lost a lot of blood in the agony,
the scourging and crowning. He staggers and falls.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, I desire to follow you, but I have fallen. I left you,
I left the Cross and fell. Save me from my weakness to
share with you in saving the world.
The Fourth Station
Jesus meets His mother
Simeon said, “This child is destined to be a sign
that is rejected, and a sword that will pierce your soul”
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, every blow you receive strikes your Mother’s heart.
She knows your suffering, she suffers your suffering.
She is with you as you save the world.

4. Simon helps Jesus to carry the Cross Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
Simon was forced by the soldiers to shoulder the Cross.
He did not realise how privileged and blessed he was.
The Fifth Station
Simon helps Jesus to carry the Cross
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, a stranger came to your rescue in your dire need.
What about those who once loved and cared for you?
Help me to be sensitive to the needs of people around me.
The Sixth Station
Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
Veronica could no longer bear to see Jesus’ face covered
with sweat, dirt and blood. She pushed the soldiers aside
to wipe the sacred face of Jesus.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, why do we always hold back when there is some good
that needs to be done. Give us the courage of Veronica to
stand up for what is right especially for the weak and poor.

5. Jesus falls a second time Jesus consoles the women of Jerusalem
The Seventh Station
Jesus falls a second time
Jesus is exhausted; there is still a long way to go;
He crashes to the ground, but He must get up to move on.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, save the world from falling and from destroying itself.
Only you can save it from further destruction. When we
fall, give us the strength to struggle to our feel and move on.
The Eighth Station
Jesus consoles the women of Jerusalem
The women wept in pity for Jesus but He said, “Do not weep
for me; weep rather for yourselves and your children.”
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, I weep for the sins of others, and condemn and blame
them easily. But, as for my own sins, I do not weep.
Help me to feel sorrow for my sins.

6. Jesus falls the third time Jesus is stripped of His garments
The Ninth Station
Jesus falls the third time
This time when Jesus crashes to the ground, He remains there motionless and totally exhausted. Yet, He gets up and drags His broken body on till the end.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, I fall so often. Lord, will I ever reach you?
Forgive me for my lack of faith to struggle on.
But, if I do struggle on, I am saved.
The Tenth Station
Jesus is stripped of His garments
At the place of execution, the soldiers took Jesus’ clothing
from Him, divided it into four, and cast lots for them.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, nothing comes now between you and the Cross.
Help me rid myself of the trappings and things that hinder
and hide me from you. Help me to give up all, like you.

7. Jesus is nailed to the Cross
The Eleventh Station
Jesus is nailed to the Cross
The hands of Jesus that healed and the feet that walked many
miles to bring the Good News are now brutally nailed.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord give me the courage to go all the way to live not for
myself, but for you who have shown me the Way to love
unconditionally till the end.
The Twelve Station
Jesus dies on the Cross
It is now the sixth hour and Jesus cries out,
“Father, into Your hands I commit my spirit.”
With these words He breathed His last.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, You have shown us the greatest act of love by laying down your life for your neighbour. Give us the sense of urgency to put others before our own needs.

8. Jesus is laid in the tomb
The Thirteenth Station
Jesus is taken down from the Cross
Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, take the body of Jesus
down from the Cross and places Him in His mother’s arms.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord Jesus, your Mother stood beside your Cross. Now,
your mission is complete. Give us the grace of perseverance
when we are being tested.
The Fourteenth Station
Jesus is laid in the tomb
Near the place of Crucifixion was a new tomb. As it was
the Jewish Preparation Day, they laid Jesus there.
Reflection on life (pause):
Lord, it is not over yet. Your agony continues until the end
of the world. Help us to recognise you and help those in
need as they journey to your Heavenly kingdom.

9. For the Pope’s Intentions, Pray one:
Concluding Prayer
On the Third Day, Jesus rose from the dead. Peter said,
“You killed Him, but God raised Him to life and we are witnesses to that.”
Lord, You are our hope. In you we place all our trust.
We know that beyond the grave you are waiting for us in your glory.
Lord, in the vast procession of humanity, help us to travel faithfully back to you.
Give us peace as we travel and spread your message of peace as we go.
For the Pope’s Intentions, Pray one:
Our Father, Hail Mary and Glory be to the Father

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