The Way of the Cross is the road through death to life. In Christ, each one of us finds the meaning of his own suffering, the power of his own capacity for love. Yes, in the Stations of the Cross the person who has the eye of faith sees the story of Christ’s historical Passion—his own individual story—and the story of the suffering world, in which Christ’s Passion goes on through time, the way of the cross which, though it leads to the tomb and the dark sleep of death, leads on beyond it to the waking morning of resurrection and the everlasting springtime of life. Includes Mass, two Conferences, lunch, Holy Hour of Adoration and the Sacrament of Reconciliation