St. AIban of Mainz
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Martyr and preacher, companion of St. Ursus, also called Albinus in some lists. He is traditionally known as a Greek or Albanian priest who went with St. Ursus to the city of Milan in Italy. They had left the island of Naxos in Greece to escape the Arians in control of the Church in that area. St. Ambrose welcomed Alban and Ursus, sending them into France and Germany to convert the pagan tribes there. Ursus was killed on the way, but Alban settled in Mainz. There he became famous as a preacher, attacking the false doctrines of the Arians. He is believed to have been slain by the Vandals, who attacked the region. Alban was beheaded at Hanum after being slain.
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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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Thirteenth Station: The body of Jesus is taken down from the cross
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Twelfth Station: Jesus dies on the cross
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Third Station: Jesus falls the first time
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Fourteenth Station: Jesus is laid in the tomb
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Fourth Station: Jesus meets his mother
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Eleventh Station: Jesus is nailed to the cross
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Ninth Station: Jesus falls a third time
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