Rome, Italy, Jan 31, 2018 / 00:23 am. The 'Scala Santa,' or 'Holy Stairs,' which are believed to be stairs trod by Jesus on the day of his trial and death, have closed for a year for restoration.

The ‘Scala Santa,’ or ‘Holy Stairs,’ which are believed to be stairs trod by Jesus on the day of his trial and death, have closed for a year for restoration.

The stairs said to have been climbed by Jesus on the day of his crucifixion have been unveiled in all their original glory just in time for the annual pilgrimage thousands of Christians make to Rom… ...

The Scala Santa or 'Holy Stairs', a set of steps that Jesus supposedly once stood on, have reopened in Rome after a special restoration. Advertisement From this week until Pentecost on June 9th, ...

Rome, Italy, Apr 11, 2019 / 02:01 am. The bare, white marble of Rome's 'Scala Sancta,' which are believed to be the stairs trod by Christ on the day of his trial and death, are exposed and visible ...

The 28 steps of Rome’s Scala Santa, or “Holy Stairs,” are believed to be part of Pontius Pilate’s Jerusalem palace where Jesus was tried before being sentenced to crucifixion.

The 28 steps of Rome's Scala Santa, or "Holy Stairs," are believed to be part of Pontius Pilate's Jerusalem palace where Jesus was tried before being sentenced to crucifixion.

For nearly 300 years, Rome's Scala Santa, or Holy Stairs, have been encased in planks of walnut wood, preventing faithful Catholics from touching the surface of the 28 marble steps some believe ...

ROME — Rome's "Holy Stairs," which some Catholics believe were climbed by Jesus in Jerusalem, have been uncovered from a protective wooden casing for the first time in nearly three centuries and ...

Rome's "Holy Stairs," which some Catholics believe were climbed by Jesus in Jerusalem, have been uncovered from a protective wooden casing for the first time in nearly three centuries and restored.

ROME - The bare, white marble of Rome’s ‘Scala Sancta,’ which are believed to be the stairs trod by Christ on the day of his trial and death, are exposed and visible to pilgrims for the ...

Rome's "Holy Stairs," which some Catholics believe were climbed by Jesus in Jerusalem, have been uncovered from a protective wooden casing for the first time in nearly three centuries and restored.