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Stations of the Cross | Audio Guide | A Cathedral of Christ the King Production

An audio guide for praying the Marian Stations of the Cross, produced by the Cathedral of Christ the King in Atlanta, GA.

 

Narration: Kate Curran and Ian Goldsmith

Production: Ian Goldsmith

Music: Kate Curran | www.katecurranmusic.net 

 

00:10 - Station I: Jesus is Condemned to Death

02:06 - Station II: Jesus Carries His Cross

04:02 - Station III: Jesus Falls for the First Time

06:12 - Station IV: Jesus Meets His Afflicted Mother

08:07 - Station V: Jesus is Helped by Simon Cyrene

09:55 - Station VI: Veronica Wipes the Face of Jesus

11:38 - Station VII: Jesus Falls the Second Time

13:20 - Station VIII: Jesus Meets the Holy Women of Jerusalem

15:10 - Station IX: Jesus Falls the Third Time

16:56 - Station X: Jesus is Stripped of His Garments

18:33 - Station XI: Jesus is Nailed to the Cross

20:33 - Station XII: Jesus Dies on the Cross

23:28 - Station XIII: Jesus is Taken Down from the Cross

25:35 - Station XIV: Jesus is Laid in His Tomb

27:21 - The Conclusion, with the Resurrection in Mind

 

 

20/30s | The Forgotten Sacrament of Marriage

Many young adults are looking to get married. But even those who are engaged often don't fully understand it as one of the seven sacraments. For some, it's just a checkbox on to-do list of life. Fr. Juan Pablo Durán LC discusses 'The Forgotten Sacrament of Marriage: an explanation for young adults looking for love' on what exactly the sacrament is. Presented to the 20/30Somethings ministry at their Discipleship Night, February 13, 2024.

20/30s | Missionary Living

In our often chaotic lives there can seem to be little time for anything else. While many are not called to missionary life, we still admire what they do and there is much we can learn from those who are. Ellie Dodd, a missionary with Damascus Missions, speaks on how to incorporate that missionary life into our own busy day-to-day life. Presented to the 20/30Somethings at their Discipleship night, January 9, 2024.

20/30s | Everyday Holiness

We all strive to be more holy in our daily lives. Often, we are told to do that without any practical steps or advice, and that’s not helpful! Our local seminarian Eric Baylot provides these practical practices we can do to become more holy in our everyday life. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Discipleship Night, November 14, 2023.

20/30s | Why Choose Joy?

Our own Fr. Joe Wagner gives the keynote to our 2023 annual retreat on why we should choose joy when there seems to be so much wrong in the world. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Annual Retreat, October 14, 2023.

20/30s | Choosing Joy in a Career

Joey Martineck, Respect Life Director at the Archdiocese of Atlanta, gives a breakout talk on how one chooses joy in their career, telling his personal story of choosing joy in finding his current career and how it often isn’t easy - as he had more than one stop along the way. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Annual Retreat, October 14, 2023.

20/30s | Choosing Joy in a Vocation

CTK parishioners Colleen and David O’Shaugnessey give a breakout talk on how to choose joy in finding your vocation in life, as they have in marriage and children. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Annual Retreat, October 14, 2023.

20/30s | Recreational Joy

Fr. Branson Hipp, chaplain at the Georgia Tech Catholic Center, gives a breakout talk on how joy in recreation works, when it's beneficial for you, and when it's not. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Annual Retreat, October 14, 2023.

20/30s | Joy and Mental Health

Peter Attridge, a practicing marriage and family therapist north of Atlanta, gives a breakout talk on the important connection of joy and mental health, including how joy is more sustainable than happiness. Presented at the 20/30Somethings Annual Retreat, October 14, 2023.

20/30s | Relating to Parents as Adults

As we get older, our relationship with our parents naturally changes. While they are still our parents and always will be, there is a different dynamic than when we were younger. Fr Juan Pablo Durán LC explains both the scriptural basis for honoring your parents, even as you get older, and practical ways this can be done. Presented to the 20/30Somethings ministry at their Discipleship Night, September 12, 2023.