Station I
Jesus is condemned to death
Jesus stands among figures before a seated figure above.
Original photograph: IMG_8735.jpeg
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Stations of the Cross
Fourteen stations, photographed individually and arranged by the Roman numerals visible on their frames. Select a photograph to examine the full image.
Station II
Jesus takes up His cross
Jesus carries a large cross among accompanying figures.
Original photograph: IMG_8736.jpeg
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Station III
Jesus falls the first time
Jesus bends low beneath the cross with figures nearby.
Original photograph: IMG_8737.jpeg
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Station IV
Jesus meets His mother
Jesus and a veiled figure face one another beside the cross.
Original photograph: IMG_8738.jpeg
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Station V
Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the cross
Two figures bear the cross, with another figure behind.
Original photograph: IMG_8739.jpeg
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Station VI
Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
A kneeling figure holds a cloth before Jesus.
Original photograph: IMG_8740.jpeg
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Station VII
Jesus falls the second time
Jesus has fallen under the cross as figures stand nearby.
Original photograph: IMG_8741.jpeg
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Station VIII
Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
Jesus stands with the cross before women and a child.
Original photograph: IMG_8742.jpeg
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Station IX
Jesus falls the third time
Jesus lies low beneath the cross while other figures lean toward Him.
Original photograph: IMG_8743.jpeg
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Station X
Jesus is stripped of His garments
Figures stand on either side of Jesus and handle His clothing.
Original photograph: IMG_8744.jpeg
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Station XI
Jesus is nailed to the cross
Jesus lies on the cross; a figure above raises a hammer.
Original photograph: IMG_8745.jpeg
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Station XII
Jesus dies on the cross
Jesus hangs on the cross with three figures gathered below.
Original photograph: IMG_8746.jpeg
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Station XIII
Jesus is taken down from the cross
Jesus lies beneath the cross, which is draped with cloth, among mourning figures.
Original photograph: IMG_8747.jpeg
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Station XIV
Jesus is laid in the tomb
Several figures support the body of Jesus in a burial scene.
Original photograph: IMG_8748.jpeg
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History and source notes
The entries below are attributed to History Notes, section “Stations Of The Cross.” They preserve what that compilation records without treating it as an authenticated original invoice or contract.
| Record | What History Notes states | Evidence status |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | The stations were designed and made by Kaletta Company of Saint Louis. | Attribution in History Notes; original commissioning record still needed. |
| Cost and gift | “Cost $1185 $1200 Gift” | Amounts transcribed from the notes. Invoice, date, donor, and payment details have not been verified. |
| Relocation | Four stations formerly on the rear sanctuary wall were moved to side walls. | Recorded account. Date and identities of the four stations remain to be established from plans and dated photographs. |
| Replacement crosses | An entry dated January 12, 2023 records deteriorating plywood crosses replaced with bronze crosses of the same dimensions, with no design change. It names B&H Engraving, Tulsa. | Dated project note. The photographs show gold colored crosses; their material cannot be established from photographs alone. |
| Invoice | An invoice has been identified by the archive contributor as an additional record to locate. | Not yet located and read. No invoice number, date, or amount has been adopted as verified evidence. |
Visible features
Each photograph shows relief figures, a gold colored mosaic background, a pale molded frame, a cross at the top, and a Roman numeral below. Stone type, casting material, mosaic composition, original finish, and installation date require documentary confirmation.
Original uploads IMG_8735.jpeg through IMG_8748.jpeg are retained unchanged. All fourteen files have distinct SHA-256 checksums. Scene titles identify the traditional stations; they do not establish maker or date. Source review: September 22, 2026.
Original form and later revisions
This object’s current evidence remains connected to earlier conditions, design alternatives, and documented changes. Review the object history and revision register for the recorded sequence and outstanding evidence.