The Stations of the Cross of Handel is an early 20th-century Stations of the Cross in the processional park behind the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in the Dutch town of Handel, in the province of North Brabant.
In 1904, Rector Johannes van de Laarschot took the initiative to construct a procession park behind the church. A Rosary Road and a winding Stations of the Cross were built in the park. In 1917, the Tilburg firm Van Balgooy made a life-size figure representation of Jesus in the Garden of Olives, which is placed in line with the central axis in the park. The 3-metre-high sculpture depicts Jesus kneeling before an angel with a chalice, at the foot of the work three disciples are sleeping. In 1918-1919 the Van Balgooy company made fourteen stations that were made of artificial stone and depict the way of Jesus along the Via Dolorosa.
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