John XI
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Death: 935
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Allegedly the son of Marozia and Sergius III, John was born c. 910 in Rome and was made pope in 931. After the marriage of Marozia to her brother-in-law, Hugh of Florence, John's half-brother, Alberic III, imprisoned their mother in the Castel Sant' Angelo and confined John to the Lateran until John's death in 935.
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Stations of the Cross
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First Station: Jesus is condemned to death
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Second Station: Jesus carries His cross
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Third Station: Jesus falls the first time
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Fourth Station: Jesus meets his mother
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Fifth Station: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus to carry his cross
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Sixth Station: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
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Eighth Station: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
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Seventh Station: Jesus falls the second time
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Ninth Station: Jesus falls a third time
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