Walking the Stations: 14 Way Stations on a Christian Pilgrimage

In a time when Catholic piety is often fixed on the Good Friday "stations of the cross," and evangelical piety is associated with an imaginary "what would Jesus do," and much of Protestant religion has slimmed Jesus down from the fully dimensioned Christology of the Gospels, and contemporary Christianity misses a Christ who has "moved into the neighborhood" (John 1:14) and fully engaged the world and its peoples, and touring liberals tout how little a Christian actually needs to believe, th...