the web of the cross

• First station: Jesus is condemned by Pilate
  
  visit Amnesty International and it's Religious Network

• Second Station: Jesus takes up the wood of the cross
  
  visit Greenpeace Australia

• Third Station: Jesus falls the first time under his burden
  
  visit The Australian Bishops' Conference homepage

• Fourth Station: Jesus meets his mother on the way
  
  visit the National Women's Justice Coalition

• Fifth Station: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the cross
  
  visit The Society of St Vincent de Paul
  or the Brotherhood of St Lawrence

• Sixth Station: Veronica wipes Jesus' face
  
  visit Australian Red Cross
  or the Royal Flying Doctor Service

• Seventh Station: Jesus falls the second time
  
  visit We are one: stop the prejudice

• Eighth Station: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
  
  visit one of the pro-life organisations
  or feminists for life

• Ninth Station: Jesus falls the third time
  
  visit Retrouvaille-a lifeline for married couples

• Tenth Station: They gambled for his clothes
  
  visit G-Line or the addiction research unit

• Eleventh Station: Jesus is nailed to the cross
  
  visit the Foundation for the Survivors of Torture Inc.

• Twelfth Station: Jesus dies on the cross
  
  visit the Catholic Mobile on the topic of Euthanasia

• Thirteenth Station: Mary holds Jesus' dead body
  
  visit Gun Control Australia

• Fourteenth Station: The burial of Jesus
  
  visit the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody

This Lent, we have taken that idea a step further. You can sit at your keyboard and visit fourteen web sites. At each site, you may care to pause for a moment to consider the human face of suffering and wonder again at the improbable way God has chosen to save us: by sharing that suffering. Of course, the sites we have listed are just suggestions. Often they will lead you on to other places.