Ecce Homo church. This church and convent is built over what used to be thought to be the site of Pontius Pilate’s residence – the Pretorium. One can descend below the convent and stand on the stones …More
Ecce Homo church.
This church and convent is built over what used to be thought to be the site of Pontius Pilate’s residence – the Pretorium. One can descend below the convent and stand on the stones thought to have made up the pavement where Pilate showed Christ to the crowds, saying 'Behold the Man!' The apse of the church is made up of one of the three arches contained in the triumphal Roman Arch which stood on this site.
Source: Lawrence OP on Flickr
This church and convent is built over what used to be thought to be the site of Pontius Pilate’s residence – the Pretorium. One can descend below the convent and stand on the stones thought to have made up the pavement where Pilate showed Christ to the crowds, saying 'Behold the Man!' The apse of the church is made up of one of the three arches contained in the triumphal Roman Arch which stood on this site.
Source: Lawrence OP on Flickr
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Even there, they have replaced the pews by some chairs in order that no more people kneel too.