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Ronald Patrick Raab,CSC.  \nStation titles and Scripture texts in this work are from “Scripture-Based Stations of theCross,\"in Catholic Household Blessings and Prayers,Revised Edition ◎2007 United StatesConference of Catholic Bishops,Washington,DC and are used by permission of thecopyright owner.All rights reserved.  \nOther Scripture texts in this work are from the New American Bible,revised edition◎2010,1991,1986,1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine,Washington,DC and are used bypermission of the copyright owner.All Rights Reserved.No part ofthe New American Biblemay be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the copyright owner.  \nExcerpts from the English translation and chants of The Roman Missal◎2010,InternationalCommission on English in the Liturgy Corporation.All rights reserved.  \n◎2020 by Paul Turner  \nPublished by Liturgical Press,Collegeville,Minnesota.All rights reserved.No part ofthis book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever,except brief quotationsin reviews,without written permission of Liturgical Press,Saint John's Abbey,PO Box7500,Collegeville,MN 56321-7500.Printed in the United States of America.  \n# Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data\n\nNames:Turner,Paul,author.|Raab,Ronald Patrick,illustrator.  \nTitle:The stations of the cross in atonement for abuse and for the healing of all/PaulTurner;illustrated by Ronald Patrick Raab,CSC.  \nDescription:Collegeville,Minnesota:Liturgical Press,2020.|Summary:“A prayer  \nresource for contemplating the Passion and death of Jesus through the experience  \nof clerical abuse survivors\"—Provided by publisher.  \nIdentifiers:LCCN 2020026439(print)|LCCN 2020026440(ebook)|ISBN  \n9780814665633(paperback)|ISBN 9780814665879(epub)|ISBN 9780814665879(mobi)|ISBN 9780814665879(pdf)  \nSubjects:LCSH:Stations of the Cross-Prayers and devotions.|Jesus Christ—Passion—  \nPrayers and devotions.|Adult child sexual abuse victims—Prayers and devotions.Classification:LCC BX2040.T872020(print)|LCC BX2040(ebook)|DDC  \n232.96—dc23  \nLC record available at https:/Accn.loc.gov/2020026439  \nLC ebook record available at https:/lcn.loc.gov/2020026440  \n# The Stations of the Crossin Atonement for Abuseand for the Healing of All\n\nPaul Turner  \nIllustrated by Ronald Patrick Raab,CSC  \nLITURGICAL PRESS  \nCollegeville,Minnesota  \nwww.litpress.org  \n## Preface\n\nThese Stations of the Cross accompany members of the church inour time of atonement for the sins associated with the sexual abuse ofour children,and with our yearning for healing.  \nThe titles ofthe fourteen stations are the Scripture-based Stations ofthe Cross from Catholic Household Blessings and Prayers.Pope St.JohnPaul II led something similar on several occasions as an alternative tothe traditional stations.Missing are nonscriptural events such as thethree falls of Jesus and the appearance of Veronica.The Scripture-basedstations fill out the meditation on the passion with more details 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