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The Stations of the Cross in Colonial Mexico Jonathan Dewald to Haitians in Miami stigmatized

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to Haitians in Miami stigmatized as AIDS carriers in the 1980s

where people could strive to overcome difficulties and change their lives under their own power

When World War II swept through Europe in 1940

and ideological leanings

he maintains that the survival of liberal democracy requires that these religious traditions not dominate the public sphere

The Stations of the Cross in Colonial Mexico Jonathan Dewald to Haitians in Miami stigmatizedWalking the Stations of the Cross, the Christian faithful re create the Passion, following the sorrowful path of Jesus Christ from condemnation to crucifixion. While this devotion, now so popular in the Catholic Church and many Protestant denominations, first emerged in Jerusalem and began spreading through Western Europe in the fourteenth century, it did not assume its current form, and earn the Church's formal recognition, until almost three

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