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Soldiers and families of Fort Bliss gather around and

Soldiers and families of Fort Bliss gather around and

Soldiers and families of Fort Bliss gather around and listen to the devotion of an Army chaplain as they make their way through the Stations of the Cross. The Stations are primarily a Catholic and Liturgical Ch... More

The 29-foot tall limestone statue of Jesus Christ on

The 29-foot tall limestone statue of Jesus Christ on

The 29-foot tall limestone statue of Jesus Christ on top of Sierra De Cristo Rey overlooks Texas, New Mexico and Mexico. The total distance up and down the mountain is 4.4 miles and includes 15 stops with devot... More

The sunrises on the participants of the annual Stations

The sunrises on the participants of the annual Stations

The sunrises on the participants of the annual Stations of the Cross Christian Walk. The walk, which represents Jesus' journey to the Cross, covers 2.2 miles on Sierra De Cristo Rey located here. (U.S. Army pho... More

The crosses that represented Jesus and the two thieves

The crosses that represented Jesus and the two thieves

The crosses that represented Jesus and the two thieves as he was put on the Cross for the sins of humanity. This was the final station before reaching the summit of Sierra De Cristo Rey where a 29 feet tall lim... More

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