The price of justice in this world is suffering: Jesus, the true King, does not reign through violence, but through a love which suffers for us and with us. He takes up the Cross, our cross ...

A child of almost four expired after much suffering from an arrow wound ... Christian art has continuously portrayed Jesus as attached to the cross with his extremities fully extended.

The mystery of Jesus, silent and suffering, touched his heart. Jesus, whose divine love alone can redeem all humanity, wants us to share his Cross so that we can complete what is still lacking in ...

Isaiah prophesied in great detail the suffering and death of Jesus on the cross – Isaiah 53 (among other passages in Isaiah) ...

Despite these differences, all four gospels contain the "passion narrative," the central story of Jesus' suffering and death. That story is directly connected to the Christian ritual of the Eucharist.