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The Passion of Christ in Jerusalem

13 June 2012

Olivier-Thomas Venard made use of his study of the locations of the Passion of Jesus in Jerusalem within the framework of the edition of the Passion according to Saint Matthew, in order to co-direct with Sacha Hizar a documentary with France 2. Some of their work can be seen on the internet

  • The Way of the Cross : HERE
  • Gethsemani : HERE
  • The Holy Sepulcher : HERE

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