
A 16-year project brought to life.
Since 2009, renowned liturgical fabric artist Karen Brodie has undertaken the design of the 14 Stations of the Cross, a mini-pilgrimage of Jesus’ journey from condemnation by Pilate to the Cross. These designs for fabric art have been toured across B.C. in 5 separate tours.
Originally designed as illustrations, and then after having Station 9, "Shattered", made in fabric for an exhibition in 2017, Karen has now completed the monumental feat of bringing all 14 Stations to life in vibrant textile art. The production process began in January of 2025 and was completed in December of that same year. Each design, now complete, is inspired by a reflection and prayer from one of 14 diverse, international, ecumenical clergy, personally invited by Karen. The result is a deeply moving and inclusive spiritual experience. Even during early tours and showings of the sketches, participants from all spiritual backgrounds have found the art powerful and meaningful.
Now, in 2026, this artwork will premiere at Il Centro Italian Cultural Centre in Vancouver, British Columbia. Karen’s hope is that this artwork will speak to everyone, wherever they are on their spiritual journey.
We invite you to join us in experiencing this transformational work with events and opportunities for support.
Sacred Journeys Grand Opening
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Special Release: Reflection Cards Deck
Karen's latest creative project, resulting from the Stations of the Cross artwork, has officially entered the world!
Created as a continuation of the Stations of the Cross textile series, this 40-card devotional deck gathers art, reflections from diverse Christian voices, journaling prompts, and prayer into a tactile, contemplative experience.
The Limited First Edition is available now.
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