The Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ refers to the suffering He endured for our redemption, from the agony in the Garden of Gethsemane to His death on Calvary. Stations of the Cross help the faithful meditate on this journey and Christ’s sacrifice. When a treasured Station from a private chapel was damaged in a fall, its restoration became an opportunity to preserve both its artistic beauty and devotional significance.
When a treasured Station of the Cross from a private chapel suffered damage from a fall, the owner entrusted Rohn & Associates Design artist Victoria Christina with its careful restoration. Drawing on her years of experience in sacred art restoration, Victoria carefully reassembled the figures, reinforcing them with plaster to ensure both stability and longevity. Victoria’s remarkable skill is evident in how precisely she matched the original colors, blending each shade and tone to restore the Station’s original vibrancy.
The restoration of this Station of the Cross reflects the care required to preserve the Church’s devotional art, which gives visible form to the mysteries of the Catholic Faith. Through Victoria’s work, this treasured image of Christ’s Passion can continue to hold its place in the chapel’s prayer life, connecting the faithful with a devotion passed down through generations.
Read about a Stations of the Cross restoration at a Houston-area Catholic church.
