Passions of Christ

The Passion of Christ refers to the suffering and death of Jesus Christ, as described in Christian tradition. It encompasses the events leading up to his crucifixion, including betrayal by Judas, intense physical and emotional pain, wrongful arrest, trial, and ultimately, his crucifixion on the cross. This period symbolizes Jesus’ sacrifice, meant to redeem humanity from sin, emphasizing themes of love, sacrifice, and forgiveness. The Passion is commemorated during Holy Week, especially on Good Friday, reminding believers of Jesus’ profound suffering and the core of Christian faith.