He stands, head bent, not in shame but in acceptance of his coming passion, knowing that his life and death will be vindicated in a way no one, certainly not this frightened Roman official sitting on his chief's stool busily washing his hands, could ever know or fully understand.
An edition of Were You There?
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Were You There?
Stations of the Cross
by Diana L. Hayes
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Were You There?: Stations of the Cross
December 1999, Orbis Books
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"He stands, head bent, not in shame but in acceptance of his coming passion, knowing that his life and death will be vindicated in a way no one, certainly not this frightened Roman official sitting on his chief's stool busily washing his hands, could ever know or fully understand."
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