Calvario Collection

Calvary Chapel, Pollenca, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Calvario, Pollenca, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Scenes of the life of Christ: Ascent to Calvary
6365955 Scenes of the life of Christ: Ascent to Calvary by Spinello or Spinelli, Aretino Luca (c.1340-1410); Santa Croce, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Basilica of the Holy Cross, sacristy)

Native American wigwam, Canadian house
Structures of the Native Americans and Canadians. A Canadian loghouse at right and hut or Vig-Wam (wigwam) at left. Man smoking a pipe watching a pot on a fire, with fish and birds hanging above

Cuernavaca, Mexico - El Calvario (The Calvary)
The Calvary of Cuernavaca, Mexico on Avenida Morelos Sur. The first building (only one of two pictured here), is known as The Spire (El Calvario) and is a dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe

ACEBAL, Francisco (1866-1933). Spanish writer. Cover of a novel of contemporary customs El Calvario (The Calvary), from

Calvario church, Leon, Nicaragua, Central America

Calvario church and volcano, Leon, Nicaragua, Central America

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Discover the spiritual connection between Calvary Chapels in Pollenca, Majorca, Spain, and the Calvario churches in Leon, Nicaragua, Central America. These sacred sites, inspired by the Scenes of the Life of Christ's Ascent to Calvary, invite reflection and contemplation. While the Calvary Chapel in Majorca is a beloved destination for tourists, the Calvario churches in Leon offer a glimpse into Central America's rich history and culture. Meanwhile, the Native American wigwam and Canadian house may seem far removed, yet they too hold significance in their unique spiritual traditions. And let us not forget El Calvario in Cuernavaca, Mexico, another powerful symbol of faith and sacrifice. Join ACEBAL, Francisco (1866-1933), and countless pilgrims as we explore the profound meaning behind these sacred places, may their stories inspire and uplift us all.