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Nine Churches Route and Stations

Nine Churches Walk
Holy Name of Jesus: The First and Second Station
Holy Name of Jesus: The First and Second Station

Jesus is condemned to death and takes up his cross.

St. Francis of Assisi: The Third Station
St. Francis of Assisi: The Third Station

Jesus falls for the first time.

St. Stephen’s Church: The Fourth and Fifth
St. Stephen’s Church: The Fourth and Fifth

Jesus meets his mother and Simon the Cyrenian.

St. Henry’s Church: The Sixth Station
St. Henry’s Church: The Sixth Station

Jesus falls for the first time.

Our Lady of Good Counsel: The Seventh Station
Our Lady of Good Counsel: The Seventh Station

Veronica wipes the face of Jesus.

St. Mary’s Assumption Church: The Eighth Station
St. Mary’s Assumption Church: The Eighth Station

Jesus falls for the second time.

St. Teresa of Avila: The Ninth and Tenth Station
St. Teresa of Avila: The Ninth and Tenth Station

Jesus is stripped of his garments and is nailed to the cross.

St. Patrick’s Church: The Eleventh and Twelfth Station
St. Patrick’s Church: The Eleventh and Twelfth Station

Jesus dies on the cross.

Immaculate Conception Church: The Thirteenth and Fourteenth Station
Immaculate Conception Church: The Thirteenth and Fourteenth Station

Jesus is taken down from the cross and laid in his tomb.

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Watch 2020’s Virtual Nine Churches Walk

Due to popular demand we will re-broadcast our 2020 Nine Churches Walk starting at Noon on Good Friday.


Last year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we were unable to hold our traditional Nine Churches Walk pilgrimage. Instead, we held a virtual walk broadcast live over YouTube, which was composed of images of the churches and stations and reflections and prayers from Jesuit students. Brandon Briscoe of the class of 1998 was generous enough to record his histories of the church which preceded each station. The video will go live once again starting at noon on Good Friday.