The Journey Cathedral Exhibit otherwise known as Stations of the Cross

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The Journey

The Journey Exhibit

For hundreds of years the Stations of the Cross have formed an important part of our Christian heritage for large sections of the Church. The Journey gives church worshippers and visitors an opportunity to think through the Easter story. On each of the screens there is some red to symbolise the blood of Christ and his humanity and some gold to symbolise the divinity of Christ - reminding us that Jesus was truly man and yet truly God.

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