Church of the Condemnation and Imposition of the Cross

Condemnation Chapel in the Old City of Jerusalem on the Via Dolorosa was built in 1903 by Wendelin Hinterkeuser on the walls of a Byzantine church. It recalls the condemnation of Jesus by Pontius Pilate (Jn 18.28-39 EU, Mk 15.1 to 15 EU, Lk 23.1 to 25 EU; Matthew 27.11 to 26 EU). In the same courtyard as the condemnation chapel is the Flagellation chapel.

Since the Byzantine period, according to the Christian tradition, the n in the year 70 AD was destroyed castle Antonia the place of the trial. As an actual place but is also now also destroyed the former royal palace on the western hill of Jerusalem in question.

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