Treatise on the way of sorrows
Subtitle: followed by a practical method of blessing, erecting, and solemnly performing the Stations of the Way of the Cross
By: by F. Alexis Bulens, O.S.F.
Publisher: R. Washbourne
Published: 1882
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
Subjects: Stations of the Cross.
Other titles: Way of sorrows
Notes: Includes some prayers and texts of hymns in Latin, sometimes with English translation.

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Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: CHAPTER PAGE; title: I. Introduction to the Stations of the Way of the Cross 1; title: II. Origin and Diffusion of this Devotion 4; title: III. Glance over the Sacred and Sorrowful Way of the Cross 10; title: IV. Golgotha, and the Church of the Holy-Sepulchre 17; title: V. The Popes and the Stations of the Cross 25; title: VI. The Franciscans and the Way of Sorrows 30; title: VII. St. Leonard of Port-Maurice, O.S.F., at the Coliseum 38; title: VIII. Motives for Practising the Holy Way of the Cross 48; title: IX. Fruits and Advantages of this Pious Exercise 54; title: X. Indulgences of the Stations of the Cross 63; title: XI. Conditions for Gaining these Indulgences 68; title: XII. Manner of Performing the Way of the Cross 77; title: XIII. Time of Performing the Stations of the Cross 82; title: XIV. End of this Devotion 86; title: XV. Conclusion and Advice 89; title: XVI. Practical Method of Blessing and Erecting the Stations 93; title: XVII. A Few Decrees Concerning the Canonical Erection of the Stations of the Cross 107; title: XVIII. A Solemn and Devout Exercise of the Way of the Cross 114; title: XIX. A Private Exercise of the Way of the Cross, with Mary, the Apostles, and the Holy Women of Jerusalem - 140; title: XX. The Franciscans in the Holy Land 154; title: XXI. Indulgenced Prayers to the Passion and Most Holy Wounds of Jesus 173