Via Crucis necklace 10th station Jesus stripped
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Via Crucis necklace 10th station Jesus stripped of his clothes, 2.2x2 cm.In this station, soldiers are seen stripping Christ of his garments, leaving him only a cloth, called the drape of purity or Holy cloth. Being undressed in public, at that time, meant taking away the social position of the person making him a nobody, an outcast despised by everyone. Christ, stripped of his clothes, remains to watch the soldiers who cast lots to see who will have his miserable clothes.The 14 stations of the ...
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Via Crucis necklace 10th station Jesus stripped of his clothes, 2.2x2 cm.In this station, soldiers are seen stripping Christ of his garments, leaving him only a cloth, called the drape of purity or Holy cloth. Being undressed in public, at that time, meant taking away the social position of the person making him a nobody, an outcast despised by everyone. Christ, stripped of his clothes, remains to watch the soldiers who cast lots to see who will have his miserable clothes.The 14 stations of the Via Dolorosa are 14 episodes of the journey that carried Christ, loaded with the cross, to the place where he was crucified. The people could choose between the savior and Barabbas, but they chose to condemn Christ to death. With his death he managed to save everyone's souls and this episode is remembered as a symbol of goodness and mercy towards those who despised the son of God.Part of the proceeds will be donated to safeguarding the artistic heritage of Jerusalem.This Via Crucis pendant is made in Italy by the studio that produced the stations in Jerusalem and which worked for the Vatican.
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Edmund H.6/30/2022A great resource for personal prayer and devotions. I have collected a full set of 14 of these medals. The images on each medal are clear yet sufficiently abstract to allow your imagination to set the scene - ideal for praying the stations of the cross.
