"Our mission is to perform Living Stations worldwide. In order for that to occur, we have created the Regional Partnership Program, a two year training system that will teach other major metropolitan cities to produce the same 'epic theatrical experience' year after year.  Imagine the impact on the people in the pews!"

Kelly Nieto, CEO & Founder

Regional Partnership Program

Franchise/Train the Trainer Business Model

We've met with business leaders across the United States and have developed a combination franchise and train-the-trainer program so that the epic theatrical event of Living Stations can be performed in your parish community. With our Regional Partnership Program, you will get the benefit of having our experience as well as our help. You will not be alone through your Living Stations journey.

Because we've been producing Living Stations for over ten years, we know how to get it done. We've hit ever trial and tribulation (or at least we hope so!) and we don't want YOU to have to go through what we've gone through. We've developed the Living Stations Operation System (LSOS). This proprietary operating system has been developed and tested over an eleven-year period with local volunteers and paid professionals.

Pilot Program

In Spring 2011, a pilot program was launched in Detroit at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament.  Over 11,000 people attended Living Stations with the last seven performances completely sold out.  The response was overwhelming.   Monsignor Michael LeFevre, Rector President of the Cathedral, has requested additional performances for 2012 with the potential to reach over 23,000 souls.

National Expansion Program set for 2013

We are excited to be able to produce Living Stations at two major metropolitan Cathedrals during Lent 2013.  With the approval of your Archdiocese, Living Faith will become your production partner handling all technical aspects of the production.  We would then recruit and train a local creative team to audition, rehearse and perform Living Stations using your community's finest talent. The objective is to bring together local artists, and provide them with an opportunity to work, share and encourage others to become dedicated stewards of their God-given talents and resources.

We are confident that if given the opportunity, Living Stations will become an enormous blessing in your community because it is:

• • • A powerful & effective tool in the New Evangelization
    • A great way to reach fallen away Catholics
    • An ecumenical outreach to non-Catholic Christians and people of other religions
    • A “spiritual wake-up call” for all people
    • A baptism of the imagination for our youth
    • Spiritual preparation for Holy Week
    • A catalyst for the creation of a Lenten tradition of pilgrimage to the “Mother Church” of your archdiocese
    • A spiritual and artistic field trip for thousands of Catholic school children
    • A tremendous teaching moment for all educators of the faith
    • A cultural draw for your city with international appeal

"Sound the Trumpets!"

March 16, 2012

Opening Night in Detroit

We plan to announce the two archdioceses that agree to host Living Stations in 2013. And best of all, there is NO COST to these two cities!  Living Faith will raise the $180,000 necessary to cover all production expenses.  If you'd like more information, please click here to view the Regional Partnership Project Proposal that details our two-year plan.

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Living Stations is based on the Stations of the Cross celebrated by Pope John Paul II in 1991 on Good Friday. These Stations reflect deeply on the Scriptural accounts of Jesus Christ's Passion to prepare Christians, both Catholic and Protestant alike, for Holy Week. Living Stations has been described as the "Broadway version of the Passion of Christ" because of its professionalism, original musical score and epic theatrical production! Don't miss this powerful prayer on the altar of the historic Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Detroit, Michigan during Lent 2012.