Living Stations is a division of Living Faith-Fine Arts Apostolate, a 501(C)(3) non-profit corporation and entered into the official catholic directory in 2011 and 2012.

We are governed by a Board of Directors. Our staff is quite small and includes a number of volunteers. Kelly Nieto plays an intricate role in the direction and administration of the corporation.

Living Stations

From our very first performance in 2002, Living Stations has been dedicated to our mission of igniting a personal love for Christ in the heart of our participants through an epic theatrical experience and deeply moving musical journey along His steps to Calvary. Now, looking toward the future in faith, we seek to spread this stirring message throughout the world.

Who are we? What do we do?

Living Stations is an experiential musical journey through Christ's Passion and an interactive prayer engaging all of the senses. It is a spiritual wake-up call; a visual realization of what Christ went through on the Cross. The music envelops and propels the participants through the story and each feels truly present at the foot of the cross, not just as an observer, but as an active participant in salvation history. School children and seniors enjoy the convenience of our matinee show times, while families, church groups and individuals attend our weekend performances. Catholic couples also find Living Stations to be an ideal way for them to grow in love for each other and for Christ. Not all of our participants are Catholic, or even religious. Some attend simply in search of a cultural experience.

What makes us different?

Many parishes and schools put on some version of a Living Stations of the cross that is designed to be both a community event and a Lenten prayer. What sets the Living Stations apart is its professionalism. It has an original musical score, elaborate costumes, expansive lighting design, and intense special effects including earthquakes and lightning. Living Stations is an epic theatrical experience that is truly Broadway-quality combining all of the elements of music, theater, communal prayer and audience participation. This kind of epic production has never been done before.

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