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A Holy Week Journey from the Last Supper to Easter

Brett Leveridge

Glimpse the land where Jesus walked in this slideshow featuring photographs from the Holy Land.

As we journey through Holy Week, from Palm Sunday through Good Friday to Easter Sunday, these photographs from the Holy Land offer inspiration and a glimpse of the land where Jesus walked.

1 ^{of 8} The Upper Room

According to tradition, this building stands on or near the site where the Last Supper was held. This room is known as the Upper Room or The Cenacle.

2 ^{of 8} Garden of Gethsemane

This garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem is known as The Garden of Gethsemane, the place where Jesus prayed and was arrested before his Crucifixion.

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3 ^{of 8} Via Dolorosa

The Via Dolorosa, which means the Way of Grief or Sorrow in Latin, is believed to be the path that Jesus walked, carrying his cross, to his Crucifixion. It is within the Old City of Jerusalem.

The Muslim Quarter in the ancient, walled City of Jerusalem.

4 ^{of 8} Looking Down the Via Dolorosa

The Muslim Quarter is one of four quarters in the Old City of Jerusalem. The Via Dolorosa begins here.

Christian pilgrims carrying crosses along the Via Dolorosa

5 ^{of 8} Christian Pilgrimage

Christian pilgrims often carry crosses while walking the Via Dolorosa during Holy Week in Jerusalem.

6 ^{of 8} Skull Hill

Also known as Golgotha, many believe this hillside outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem is the place where Jesus was crucified.

7 ^{of 8} The Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Also called the Church of the Resurrection by Eastern Orthodox Christians, this church is located within the Old City of Jerusalem. According to tradition, it marks the site of Jesus’ Crucifixion, burial and Resurrection.