Jesus begins his public life with the election of 12 apostles who will accompany him in the task of transmitting his doctrine. They see in him the figure of the Messiah who can liberate the people of Israel.

The message of Jesus and his deeds cause concern inthe religious authorities. They see with fear the risk that he will succed among the people and that Sanhedrin will lose influence and power.

Jesus and his disciples go to Galilee. On his journey, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman whom he forgives her sins. She ends up recognizing him as the messiah.

Jesus exposes in front of a crowd his new doctrine based on love and mercy towards the poor and humble people, which confronts him with the affluent classes and the religious authorities.

Jesus heals a leper woman, and the children worship him.

Jesus stops de execution of an adulterous woman.

Faced with the death of Lazarus, Jesus visits his grave and resurrects him.

Jesus enters Jerusalem, and the crowds acclaim his arrival with songs and waving palms and branches of laurels and olive trees. Jesus, instead of responding to the reception with joy, regrets not being able to save the city from its fate.

Simon a rich pharisee from Betania, invites Jesus and his disciples to a banquet at his house to learn about his doctrine. During the meal, Mary Magdalene bursts onto the scene, begging forgiveness for her sins.

Jesus drives the merchants and moneychangers out from the Temple of Jerusalem with the intention of purifying the sacred precinct, a fact that confronts him again with the religious authorities. They threaten him and decide to arrest him.

Jesus aware of what the future holds for him, visits his mother Mary. There is a sweet and endearing farewell between they two.

Jesus gathers his disciples to make the last dinner where he announces that he will be betrayed, and he will have to face his Passion.

Live performance by the orchestra of the Prelude afternoon theme, by Josep Borràs, with which the second part of the interpretation “La Passió d’Esparreguera” begins.

Jesus, accompanied by some of his disciples, prays during the night in the garden of Gethsemane. The Sanhedrin guards, led by Judas, identify, and capture him. Jesus is brought before the Sanhedrin.

Peters denies knowing his master on three occasions while waiting for Jesus to arrive as a prisoner to be judge by the Jewish authorities. When he sees him pass, he remembers the prediction that Jesus made to him and shows regret.

The Council of the Sanhedrin meets urgently to confirm the crimes of Jesus’ public activity, to try him for blasphemy and sedition and to ask Rome for his execution.

Judas regrets having betrayed Jesus and decides to end his life by hanging himself from a tree.

The religious authorities bring Jesus in front of the Roman governor for him to render a judgement to the death sentence on the cross. Pilate thinks that Jesus, being from Galiela, belongs to Herod’s jurisdiction and decides that it is he who judges him.

Herod interrogates Jesus, shows interest in him for his condition as a miracle and asks him to perform a miracle. Finding no answer from Jesus, Herod consider him as a orator and returns him to Pilate to issue a sentence.

Jesus is again in front of Pilate. Members of the Sanhedrin, accompanied by an exalted crowd, are pushing for a death sentence. Pilate does not see enough reasons and condemns Jesus to forty whippings.

Jesus is beaten and ridiculed by a group of soldiers.

Members of the Sanhedrin insist on ask for Jesus’ death sentence and threaten Pilate with a riot and also in transferring these facts to the Roman emperor. Pilate disregards himself from the case and condemns Jesus to die on the cross.

John informs Mary that his son has been arrested and will be crucified. Mary expresses her willingness to be present during Jesus’ ordeal and death.

Jesus goes to the ordeal by dragging de cross.

Jesus falls and a woman wipes her face with her veil. The image of Jesus is printed on the fabric.

A soldier nails a spear to Jesus’ right side once he is dead.

Nicodemus, Joseph of Arimathea, Mary and Magdalene bring the Messiah down from the cross and wrap him with a white sheet to take him to the tomb.

The funeral procession gives burial to the Jesus body.

Centurion shows he is convinced of Jesus’ divine character and communicates it to Pilate.

Jesus rises from the death and leaves de grave.

Jesus appears to his mother.

Jesus appears to the apostles and asks them to bring the new good to all.

Jesus ascends to heaven.

Jesus begins his public life with the election of 12 apostles who will accompany him in the task of transmitting his doctrine. They see in him the figure of the Messiah who can liberate the people of Israel.

The message of Jesus and his deeds cause concern inthe religious authorities. They see with fear the risk that he will succed among the people and that Sanhedrin will lose influence and power.

Jesus exposes in front of a crowd his new doctrine based on love and mercy towards the poor and humble people, which confronts him with the affluent classes and the religious authorities.

Faced with the death of Lazarus, Jesus visits his grave and resurrects him.

Jesus enters Jerusalem, and the crowds acclaim his arrival with songs and waving palms and branches of laurels and olive trees. Jesus, instead of responding to the reception with joy, regrets not being able to save the city from its fate.

The religious authorities want to combat the danger that Jesus represents to their hegemony and draw up a plan to arrest him with the help of one of his disciples.

Jesus gathers his disciples to make the last dinner where he announces that he will be betrayed, and he will have to face his Passion.

Jesus visits his mother, Mary. There is a sweet and affectionate farewell between them.

Jesus, accompanied by some of his disciples, prays during the night in the garden of Gethsemane. The Sanhedrin guards, led by Judas, identify, and capture him. Jesus is brought before the Sanhedrin.

Peters denies knowing his master on three occasions while waiting for Jesus to arrive as a prisoner to be judge by the Jewish authorities. When he sees him pass, he remembers the prediction that Jesus made to him and shows regret.

Judas regrets having betrayed Jesus and decides to end his life by hanging himself from a tree.

El governador romà de la Judea evita jutjar a Jesús. Pilat troba que Jesús, essent de Galilea, pertany a la jurisdicció d’Herodes i decideix que sigui ell qui el jutgi. Herodes el torna a Pilat. 

Members of the Sanhedrin, accompanied by an exalted crowd, are pushing for a death sentence. Pilate does not see enough reasons and condemns Jesus to forty whippings.

Jesus is beaten and ridiculed by a group of soldiers.

Members of the Sanhedrin insist on ask for Jesus’ death sentence and threaten Pilate with a riot and also in transferring these facts to the Roman emperor. Pilate disregards himself from the case and condemns Jesus to die on the cross.

John informs Mary that his son has been arrested and will be crucified.

Jesus falls and a woman (Veronica) wipes her face with her veil. The image of Jesus is printed on the fabric.

Jesus dies crucified at the peak of Calvary.

A soldier nails a spear to Jesus’ right side once he is dead.

Nicodemus, Joseph of Arimathea, Mary and Magdalene bring the Messiah down from the cross and wrap him with a white sheet to take him to the tomb.

Jesus appears to his mother.

Jesus appears to the apostles and asks them to bring the new good to all.

Jesus ascends to heaven.