The best way is to visit a church, and either alone, or with others, walk the way of the cross. At St Gregory the Great in Cheltenham we have a finely carved set of stations, and with their expressive design they facilitate a meditative stations. Near the first station (which is next to the organ, but on the wall) we have several different stations of the cross booklets for you to borrow. Simply choose one and go!

The video below records a stations of the cross that was said in Church about the time Ukraine was invaded.

You will find many stations of the cross on line. Pope Francis has produced a set for several years, and YouTube is full of them - just search. Then you can either read or watch as you pray your own private stations. Our Bishop Bosco has produced a set - and these are short, so facilitate perhaps a family doing stations at home. You could go for a walk outside and as you reach each tree in, for example, the path around the lake, pause and think of the station (it helps to take a list with you!). Another great way to pray the stations is to do say 4 a day before breakfast or lunch. Over the next three days you will have completed the stations, but your mind will be able to ponder on the last ones done throughout the day.