Stations of the Cross

	FOURTEENTH STATION Jesus is laid in the Tomb The church preaches your liberation just as we have studied it in just as we have studied it in the holy Bible today. It is a liberation that has, above all else, respect for the dignity of the person, hope for humanity's common good, and the transcendence that looks before all to God and only from God derives its hope and its strength. From “The Church and Human Liberation,” the last sermon of Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador on March 14, 1980.

FOURTEENTH STATION
Jesus is laid in the Tomb
The church preaches your liberation just as we have studied it in just as we have studied it in the holy Bible today. It is a liberation that has, above all else, respect for the dignity of the person, hope for humanity's common good, and the transcendence that looks before all to God and only from God derives its hope and its strength.

From “The Church and Human Liberation,” the last sermon of Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador on March 14, 1980.