Guest Post by Martin Armstrong
One of my more interesting trips was to Jerusalem for Easter one year. You walk the streets of this ancient city, and they have marked the Stations of the Cross for those who want to follow the path. That was very interesting. You follow the procession and then end up at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre that covers Calvary, which is completely enclosed along with Christ’s Tomb in a Church originally constructed by Constantine the Great’s Mother, Saint Helena.
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