Via Dolorosa

Via Dolorosa (Way of Suffering), traditionally thought to follow the path Jesus took carrying the cross	The Via Dolorosa runs 600m from the Chapel of the Flagellation to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, site of Calvary	Route of the Via Dolorosa through the Old City, Jerusalem	Aerial view of Jerusalem showing the Via Dolorosa and the 14 Stations of the Cross
The actual first station is inside the Al Omariyeh College	Locus in quo apprehendit Pilatus Jesum et flagellavit	Arch by the First Station, Via Dolorosa	Pilatus adduxit foras Jesum et sedit pro tribunali in loco qui dicitur Lithostrotos, John 19
Coat-of-Arms over the entrance to the Church of the Condemnation and Chapel of the Flagellation, the 1st and 2nd Stations	Courtyard between the Church of the Condemnation and Chapel of the Flagellation	Church of the Condemnation, 1903-1904	Church of the Condemnation and Imposition of the Cross
Church of the Condemnation and Imposition of the Cross, 1904	Church of the Condemnation and Imposition of the Cross, used as the First Station of the Cross	Christ as prisoner, Church of the Condemnation	Jesus is Condemned, the First Station of the Cross
Jesus carrying the Cross, Church of the Condemnation	Stained glass window signed by Giuseppina Vigano, Church of the Condemnation	Monastery of the Flagellation	Small model of Jerusalem during the Second Temple Period, Monastery of the Flagellation
Chapel of the Flagellation, 1929, the Second Station	Chapel of the Flagellation, traditional site where Jesus was flogged by Roman soldiers	Altar, Chapel of the Flagellation	Stained glass window, "Tunc Ergo Apprehendit Pilatus Jesum et Flagellavit", Chapel of the Flagellation
Stained glass, "Tolle Hunc et Dimitte Nobis Barabbam" (Luke 23), Chapel of the Flagellation	Stained glass, "Innocens Ego Sum a Sanguine Justi Hujus", (Matthew Chapter 27), Chapel of the Flagellation	Mosaic dome of the Crown of Thorns, Chapel of the Flagellation	Mosaic dome of the Crown of Thorns, Chapel of the Flagellation
JerusalemMay10 1380.jpg	Ecce Homo Arch, Via Dolorosa	Ecce Homo Arch, Via Dolorosa	Hadrian's Triple Arch from the eastern plaza of Aelia Capitolina, now called Ecce Homo Arch
Notre Dame de Sion incorporating the north span of Hadrian's Triple Arch	Notre Dame de Sion, Ecco Homo Convent	The Roman Ecco Homo Arch has been mostly engulfed by other buildings	Sisters of Notre Dame de Sion - Ecce Homo Convent
Descending into cellars of Ecce Homo Convent	Ancient cistern beneath Ecce Homo Convent	Ancient cistern beneath Ecce Homo Convent	Ancient cistern beneath Ecce Homo Convent
Cellars beneath Ecce Homo Convent	Archeological finds, Ecce Homo Convent	Prison of Christ Greek Orthodox church, Via Dolorosa	Prison of Christ Greek Orthodox church, Via Dolorosa
πραιτώριον - Praetorium, Prison of Christ	πραιτώριον - Praetorium, Prison of Christ	Prison of Jesus in the dungeons of the Roman Praetorium	Prison of the Thieves and Barabas
Prison of Christ - Φυλακή του Χριστού	Prison of Christ - Φυλακή του Χριστού	Prison of Christ - Φυλακή του Χριστού	Mosaic of Jesus in prison, Greek Orthodox Church of the Praetorium
Greek Orthodox Christ Pantokrator	Austrian Hospice of the Holy Family, Via Dolorosa, Jerusalem	Austrian Hospice	Austrian Hospice, a good place to stay in the Old City (Muslim Quarter)
Austrian Hospice of the Holy Family	Austrian Hospice of the Holy Family	Austrian Hospice of the Holy Family	Viennese Café, Austrian Hospice
Chapel of the Austrian Hospice	Mosaic dome of the Austrian Hospice Hauskapelle, 1908	Chapel of the Austrian Hospice	Celsitudo Sua Imperatoria ac Regia serenissima princeps domina Archidux Germana Maria Theresia etc etc etc Ann. Peregr. 1911
Altar of the Hauskapelle, Austrian Hospice	Stained glass windows, Austrian Hospice Chapel	View of the Dome of the Rock and the Armenian Church from the roof of the Austrian Hospice	Dome of Armenian Church of Our Lady of the Spasm from the roof of the Austrian Hospice
The Third Station of the Cross - Jesus Falls for the First Time	Polish Armenian Catholic chapel, III, Jesus Falls for the First Time	Jesus Falls for the First Time, the 3rd Station of the Cross, Polish Armenian Catholic Chapel	Polish Armenian Catholic Chapel, Station III
Painting of ghostly Christ carrying the cross followed by dozens of others	Armenian Church of Our Lady of the Spasm, Station IV	Armenian Church of Our Lady of the Spasm, Station IV	Armenian Church of Our Lady of the Spasm, Station IV
Station IV - Jesus Meets His Mother, Via Dolorosa	In Memory of the Armenian Martyrs of 1915 - Armenian Catholic Church	Station IV - Jesus Meets His Mother	Station V: Simoni-Cyrenaeo Crux Imponitur, Simon of Cyrene carries the cross
Station VI: Veronica Wipes the Face of Jesus	Station VI: Pia Veronica Faciem Christi Unteo Deterci	Holy Rock Café, Via Dolorosa, Jerusalem	Station VII: Jesus Falls for the Second Time, site of an old gate leading out of the city
Station VII: Jesus Falls for the Second Time	Station VIII: Jesus Meets the Daughters of Jerusalem - Don't Cry For Me	Russian Orthdox Church of St. Alexander, Via Dolorosa	Judgment Gate - St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church
Triumphal Arch (135 AD) that once stood in Hadrian's Forum	Triumphal Arch (135 AD) that once stood in Hadrian's Forum	Station IX is behind the Church of St. Alexander by the Coptic Church	St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church, Via Dolorosa
St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church, Via Dolorosa	St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church, Via Dolorosa	St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church, Via Dolorosa	Icon of St. Nikolai Choudotvorets, the miracle maker
St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church	St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church	The Deposition, St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church	St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church
St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church	Tsar Alexander, St. Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church	Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 1898, Via Dolorosa	Souvenir shop along Via Dolorosa
The Via Dolorosa ends at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher - site of Stations X to XIV