The relatively new devotional practice in the United States seeks to bring people closer to God through the gift of the Eucharist.
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When pilgrims were not able to travel to the Holy Land, Franciscans developed a devotional practice called the Stations of the Cross that would transport them in spirit to Jerusalem, so they could visit through prayer the holy sites where Jesus gave up his life for humanity.
Visual representations of the Stations of the Cross were eventually installed in nearly every Catholic Church, providing the
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