For centuries, Christian pilgrims have come to Jerusalem to retrace the last hours of Jesus' life, walking the traditional stations of the cross on the Via Dolorosa — or way of suffering. The biggest ...

For centuries, Christian pilgrims have retraced the last steps of Jesus Christ along Jerusalem’s Via Dolorosa. Tradition says this was the route Jesus took in his final days in the place where he was ...

Thousands of pilgrims flocked to the walled Old City of Jerusalem on Good Friday, as part of the annual tradition to walk in the supposed footsteps of Jesus Christ. But there's an emerging theory that ...

Walking the Via Dolorosa, the “Way of Suffering,” was a life-changing experience for me. It was daybreak, and Jerusalem’s Old City was still and silent as we made our way through the narrow stone ...

Good Friday commemorates the death of Jesus Christ. Christians here will observe the day with quiet prayers. But in Jerusalem the story comes to life as throngs of people join in the procession ...

Flanking the northwest corner of Temple Mount lies Via Dolorosa, which translates to "way of sorrows." This passageway led Jesus from Pontius Pilate's sentencing to Golgotha, where the crucifixion is ...

On Friday, Feb. 23, a large group of young people brought life to the streets of Jerusalem for the first time since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war last October. About a thousand children and ...

The Stations of the Cross are a series of images depicting the suffering of Jesus of Nazareth on the day of his crucixion. They are often displayed as plaques in churches. Christians stop and meditate ...

This past month, I traveled to Israel with 14 other Syracuse University journalism students and documented how Jerusalem looks today. You can visit the very places where according to tradition, Jesus ...

Every few years, it seems, an archaeological find of major biblical significance is announced, almost always to do with either Jesus or King David. This week, it’s Jesus, and it’s a big one. Just ...

Tradition says Jerusalem's Via Dolorosa was the route Jesus took in his final days in the place where he was condemned to die, but some scholars say Jesus may have taken another path. "From a ...