Stations of the Cross and other forms of worship that reflect on the suffering of Jesus hold a significant place in the liturgical life, especially during the preparation for Easter. However, throughout the year, there are also various occasions to engage with Jesus' journey through suffering. The Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in the fall provides a concluding emphasis. "Cross, upon which I gaze" includes Stations of the Cross and other forms of celebration (such as penitential services, Passion services, Mount of Olives devotions, Eucharistic adoration, etc.), as well as reflections that offer inspiration and assistance for prayer in congregations and groups, as well as for personal meditation. All celebrations can be led by laypeople.