This is an alternative Way of the Cross. It is a collaborative work by Filipinos from various parts of the Philippines and the world. The writers come from different perspectives and roots. A nurse, a blogger, a domestic helper, a mother, a father, an engineer, a magazine writer, a young urban professional, a development communication trainor, a law student, and a missionary priest make up the mix. They may come from unique backgrounds but they are all intimately united by their faith in Jesus Christ.
The Collaborative Way of the Cross is in PDF format and you can download it for free by clicking here. If you find the download slow, you may email me at stephencuyos@gmail.com so I can send you the file as an email attachment. This was first posted on this site on 06 April 2007.
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LORD GOD came(time)live among us via his own son.
His people abandon shouting condem him to be crucified to death all of these instead LORD GOD give us his Compassion Love spreading all over the earth thru his Holy Spirit and live with in each other. To look like him intelligence and it is up to us to follow his good message/will without any condition. Filipino Catholic ways offered prepared her/his LOVE BELIEF/BELIEVE to our LORD GOD by honoring commemorating JESUS CHRIST the LORD CRUCIFIXION.