Yesterday I have posted here that the Station of the Cross to be held at World Youth Day 2011 in Madrid, will showcase the Spanish and Filipino Tradition of processioning the Holy Statues or Images of the different scenes of the Passion of our Lord, as a way of sharing to the youth of the world this important culture of our Spanish Brothers passed onto the Philippines during the colonial times.

World Youth Day 2011 Secretariat just released the official photos of the said statues, carved by different Spanish artists and to be used in the Station of the Cross on 2011 in Madrid. The Station of the Cross in World Youth Days are part of the tradition and held every WYD event attended by millions of Young Pilgrims. The statues are below:

1 The Last Supper from Murcia by Francisco Salzillo

2 The kiss of Jude from Malaga by Antonio Castillo Lastrucci

3 The denials of Peter from Orihuela by Federico Collaut-Valera

4 Jesus is condemned to death from Madrid by an Anonymous Sculptor

5 Jesus carries his cross from Madrid by José R. Fernández-Andes

6 Jesus falls the first time from Madrid by Nicolás Fumo

7 Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus from León by an Anonymous Sculptor

8 Veronica wipes the face of Jesus from Jerez by Francisco Pinto

9 Jesus is stripped of his garments from Granada by Manuel Ramos Corona

10 Jesus is nailed to the cross from Zamora by Ramón -Álvarez

11 Jesus dies on the cross from Malaga by Copia de Mena

12 Jesus is taken down from the cross from Cuenca by Luis Marco Pérez

13 Jesus in the arms of his mother from Valladolid by Gregorio Fernández

14 Jesus is laid in the tomb from Madrid by Gregorio Fernández