Pray the Franciscan Short Way of the Cross During Lent



During Lent you can pray as the early Franciscans did with this visually beautiful Short Way of the Cross from Thomas Aquinas College in Ojai, CA.

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The video is of the Stations of the Cross path at Thomas Aquinas College in Ojai, CA.

I have walked and prayed this path many times at the college. It is quiet among the Redwoods. It is a beautiful setting to contemplate what Our Lord suffered for us.

Blessings,
Kim

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