Can anyone tell me the name of this chapel in Rome?
Hello recently returned from a visit to the historic city of Rome, where we saw many interesting things. I'm trying to find out the name of a particular chapel, so I can do more research on it. One particular day we were taken on a tour of Saint John in Lateran. When we left, our guide walked us through the road and in another place of worship. This chapel contains a ladder, I think, 28 steps. Some very religious old ladies crawling to the top of his knees, saying a prayer with every step I take about 30 minutes. What amused us was a bunch of American "tourists" with shorts, funny beards and backpacks. They also wanted to get inside the chapel, but quickly persumably to take pictures. They went down the stairs on their knees too, but worthless in a hurry, trying to surpass the old. Please, can someone enlighten me as to the NALM of this church? I'm guessing the ladder was the ladder "Ghost"
Yes, it was the holy stairs. Christ had Staut in agony in the garden, Judas kissing Christ and Pilate Chrst. is the Shrine of the Holy Stairs (Scala Santa) and the venerable image) Acheropita) of Jesus.: La Escalera Santa in accordance with an ancient tradition, would be the ladder on the praetorian of Pontius Pilates Jesus rose after being beaten and sscourged. Striacase is the rose to his knees "as a sign of worship to our God was crucified on it represents Mary at the top of the stairs." search also in Genesis 3:5 that as a sign of repentance SA Col 1:24 we had a very good guide and here were some of my notes: about 335 the Empress Helena Jerasulem went to find the relics of the Passion. Whle are some of Vera Cruz, these stairs were also found. are covered with drops of Bloos. the stairs are covered with wood, but areas where blood is vidible have been made. worship as a sign of just stiarcase rose from his knees. Here is where the popes in the Middle Ages reollected themselves. cannonized some popes were also there. many have climbed those stairs are like St. Paul of the De la Cruz who founded the Passionites - serving the sanctuary of this day. I thought I was the tourists thought it was a race, a time trial. that is only a test in relation to faith. I with my parents. the three of us have bad knees - my parents were the worst and not done in haste - was done in reverence and prayer. I am sure that women were used to people not understanding or knowing. if you ever come to Poland in Czenstowa is the shrine of the Black Madonna. people to kneel and pray the entire length around - it was quite something to see - especially the elderly - who knew they must have strong faith to do something like any times as they did. I am very happy I got to see the shrine. most people do not even know it's there! in fact, some of the people on the trip (which had been there before) I had no idea.
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