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Stations of the Cross.
Jesus is Nailed to the Cross. Station 11.
This Station represents the place where Jesus Christ is stretched on the Cross, and nailed to it. How insufferable the torture - the nerves and sinews are rent by the nails. Jesus after being thrown on the Cross, extended His hands and offered to His Eternal Father the sacrifice of His life for our salvation. These barbarians fastened Him with nails, and then, raising the Cross, allowed Him to die with anguish on this infamous gibbet. Also they crucified two thieves in the same way and set up their crosses on either side of that of Christ. Above Jesus' head soldiers placed a plaque bearing in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, Pilate's inscription of the charge against Him: “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.”
The Way of the Cross.
Estaciones de la Cruz. Via Dolorosa.

Svitozar Nenyuk is known primarily for his religious paintings depicting angels, saints, and martyrs, and for his portraits. Svitozar was born in the Carpathian Mountains in Ukraine. Soon after his birth, instead of a toy his father gave him a brush. He began painting and has continued doing art ever since. When he was eleven, he enrolled at the Kyiv Republican Art School. There he studied for seven years from 1973 to1980. After that he studied briefly at the Odessa Art School in 1980- 1981. He then moved to Lithuania. He went to Vilnius in 1981 and was shortly admitted to the State Lithuanian Art Academy as a student. Six years after, in 1987 Svitozar was graduated from the Lithuanian Art Academy. In 1987- 89 he did work as an art...