The 14 Stations of Resurrection {DOWNLOAD}

A beautiful devotion to add to your Easter Season

The Stations of the Resurrection or Via Lucis is a Catholic devotion for the Easter Season.

We created a coloring companion for the Stations of the Resurrection–a perfect way for young children to follow along with this devotion!

While Catholics meditate on Christ’s Passion and Death during Lent through the Stations of the Cross, The Stations of the Resurrection offer meditations on 14 events of the Easter Season.

This 30-page download includes:

• Directions for how to pray the Stations of the Resurrection, 
• 14 Scripture citations, 
• 14 coloring pages (perfect to engage little kids!), 
• and 14 prayers that you can pray after the Scripture meditation. 

After praying the Stations of the Cross during Lent, the 14 meditations in the Stations of the Resurrection are a joyful way to pray through Jesus’ time on earth…after the Resurrection!

If you have our Stations of the Cross Posters, don’t miss our stunning Stations of the Resurrection Posters!

Now in the Easter Octave, you can replace your Stations of the Cross posters with these stunning Stations of the Resurrection posters. Such a wonderful way to tie the sorrowful events of Lent into the joy of the Easter Season!

The 14 Stations of the Resurrection are:

1. Jesus Rises from the Dead
2. The Disciples Find the Tomb Empty
3. Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene
4. Jesus on the Road to Emmaus
5. Jesus Reveals Himself in the Breaking of Bread
6. Jesus Shows Himself Alive to the Disciples
7. Jesus Gives the Power to Forgive Sins
8. Jesus Strengthens the Faith of Thomas
9. Jesus Meets His Disciples by the Sea of Tiberius
10. Jesus Confers the Supremacy upon Peter
11. Jesus Gives His Disciples the Universal Mission
12. Jesus Ascends to Heaven
13. Waiting for the Holy Spirit with Mary
14. Jesus Sends the Holy Spirit

You can pray the Stations of the Resurrection anytime during the Easter Season! Some families like to pray them on Fridays (mimicking the practice of praying the Stations of the Cross during Lent) while others like to pray them on Sunday afternoons or evenings!