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Are millions on the Via Dolorosa walking the wrong way?

NewsHour Weekend‘s Martin Fletcher explores The Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem, which follows the path where it is said Jesus was tried and convicted and later crucified and buried. The street can be a profound religious experience for Christians from around the world. But now there’s renewed debate about whether the millions of pilgrims who visit every year have been walking the wrong way.

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