Every year on Good Friday, the people of Lohr take to the streets with life-sized Passion figures from various centuries. The aim of the Good Friday procession is to make the significance of the Passion, the suffering and death of Jesus, comprehensible and understandable to people even today: One died so that many may have life. Neither the disapproving head-shaking of the Enlightenment over such an apparently irrational spectacle nor the prohibitions of governments in the 19th century could bring an end to this procession tradition in Lohr. Thus, the Lohr Good Friday procession has survived since the 17th century and is the largest in Germany with its 13 images. The 15 reflections presented here on the procession and its figures encourage engaging in conversation with the figures, the biblical texts, and one's own life, thereby discovering life.