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Santa Sabina: First Crucifixion in Christian Art & Ash Wednesday’s Roman Station Church

Santa Sabina: Ash Wednesday & the First Crucifixion Scene in Christian Art | Roman Station Churches Join us on this Lenten journey as we begin Ash Wednesday at Santa Sabina, the first Roman Station Church of Lent. Perched atop the Aventine Hill, this historic basilica is home to: ✨ The first-ever depiction of Christ’s Crucifixion in Christian art (5th century) 🍊 The first orange tree planted in Italy, brought by St. Dominic 🕊️ A stunning cloister, ancient marble columns, and breathtaking views of St. Peter’s Basilica Santa Sabina has been a sacred place of prayer for centuries, hosting the Holy Father’s Ash Wednesday Mass and serving as the mother church of the Dominican Order. As we enter into Lent, let us reflect on the light of Christ shining through this ancient basilica and deepen our prayer and sacrifice in preparation for Easter. 🙏 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss our daily videos on the Roman Station Churches of Lent! 📖 Read More on the Blog: 🌍 https://www.RomanStationChurch.com 🎥 Follow Crux Stationalis for More on the Station Churches: 📷 Instagram:   / cruxstationalis   📘 Facebook:   / cruxstationalis   🎵 TikTok:   / cruxstationalis   ▶️ YouTube:    / @cruxstationalis   #Lent #AshWednesday #Catholic #Rome #SantaSabina #Vatican #StationChurches