That’s where Plastino was, crying at the foot of a tree, where the 13th station depicted Jesus taken down from the cross. “Then all of a sudden, who did I see? My dead father,” said Plastino.

Notably, the cross will be built and positioned in such a way that, during the Easter season, it will project shadows onto the 13th Station of the Cross depicting Christ’s crucifixion.

Repent therefore, and turn to God so that your sins may be wiped out” (Acts 3:18-19). While the grace of the Stations of the Cross are for us, they aren’t meant to be only for us.

In the Philippines, the Catholic faithful commemorate this sacred week by praying, reflecting, by penitence, or by doing a panata. Among those practices is praying the Way of the Cross or Stations of ...