Walkway Reflections on the Stations of the Cross at Bonifacio High Street

Today was my first time to visit the Walkway: Reflections on the Stations of the Cross at Bonifacio High Street. It's a modern take on the 14 stations of the cross that we grew up with. 

The Walkway: Reflections on the Stations of the Cross at Bonifacio High Street still has a series of sculptures and pictures that depict the sufferings and death of Jesus Christ, but with a newer twist.

There are activities to be done as one goes through each station. These tasks make one reflect on his/her life and creates a deeper understanding of the Passion of Jesus Christ.

The whole stretch of Bonifacio High Street houses the entire exhibit. The amount of time it takes to finish the whole thing varies per person. We were able to finish ours in about an hour. Given the tasks per station, I think that's a good amount of time.

Start of the Walkway. We went during noon
time so there weren't a lot of people around.
Snapshot advantage!

You'll be asked to drop a marble in a gallon
that depicts your highest priority in life.
Unfortunately, they were out of marbles when we went.

Heartbreaking. There is a grisly description in this 5th Station by the Journal of the
American Medical Association of how one would feel while being scourged.
No, you will not be asked to whip yourself. 

Crown of thorns

These were really heavy! I managed to carry one with the help of J2. 

This was my favorite activity. You'll be asked to write on
a piece of paper a personal request, drop the paper in
the jar then pick a different note. Read the other person's
request and be a "Simon" to that person.

J7 hammering away his little sin to the cross.

I clipped one of my favorite photo's of my family here. I wonder if
I could still get mine back after the exhibit.

J7 entering the tent on the 12th station. 

On the 13 Station, you'll see this. Apparently, a piece
of white cloth during Jesus' time that is left by a carpenter
symbolizes that "the work is finished". 

Notes of gratitude

On the last Station, you'll be given these freebies
which symbolizes bread and wine.  

Kudos to the organizers of this exhibit: Church Simplified and Provill (Production Village) and Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation. Brilliant idea! 

It was a really great experience. Not only was the exhibit enlightening, it was very educational as well. You will not only learn about Jesus Christ and his Passion, you'll learn about yourself, too. Looking forward to more activities and reflections next year!