Noyes Capehart’s The Way of the Cross is a suite of fourteen original woodcuts depicting the Way of Sorrows, the final journey of Jesus down the Via Dolorosa. This original body of work was completed between October 15, 2001, and February 3, 2002, for The Church of the Holy Cross in Valle Crucis, North Carolina. Each of these fourteen woodcuts measures 14″(W) x 17″(H). Impressions are hand-printed by the artist on Japanese rice paper, each signed, titled, and numbered. Twenty-five impressions were taken from each block.
In 2003 the fourteen woodcuts along with fourteen monologues by writer Katerina Whitley were published by Morehouse Publishing (now Church Publishing) under the title, Walking the Way of Sorrows. This Lenten meditation book is available on Amazon.
Jesus is condemned to death 
Jesus takes up his cross 
Jesus falls the first time 
Jesus meets his afflicted mother 
The Cross is laid on Simon of Cyrene 
A woman wipes the face of Jesus 
Jesus falls a second time 
Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem 
Jesus falls a third time 
Jesus is stripped of his garments 
Jesus is nailed to the cross 
Jesus dies on the cross 
Jesus is laid in the arms of his grieving mother 
Jesus is laid in the tomb 
Walking the Way of Sorrows