Infamous for betraying Jesus, he regretted his actions (Mt. 27:4) but ended his own life.

Peter cut off this guy's ear during Jesus' arrest. Jesus touched and healed his ear.

The supreme Jewish Council responsible for the planning and carrying out Jesus' trial

A former high priest who interrogated Jesus and sent Him bound to the current high priest at that time (Jn 18:24).

Jesus was delivered to this high priest for a treacherous nighttime trial where Jewish leaders attempted to find false testimony against Him.

At the Last Supper, he boldly protested any possibility that he could deny Jesus, insisting that would die before ever denying Him (Mt 26:35).

Famous for the beheading of John the Baptist, he questioned and mocked Jesus, dressing Him in a royal robe and sent back to Pilate for trial.

She warned Pilate: "Do not have anything to do with that innocent man..." (Mt 27:19)

The Roman governor of Judea from AD 26-36/37 who gave in to the wishes of the crowd and had Jesus scourged and crucified.

The prisoner who was chosen by the crowd to be freed during the trial of Jesus.

Passing by on his way in from the country, he was forced to carry Jesus' Cross.

From him, we hear the words, "Remember me when You come into Your kingdom."

The disciple who stayed and witnessed Jesus' Death and was entrusted to care for Jesus' Mother, Mary.

A devoted follower of Jesus, she supported His works from beginning to end and among the firsts who met Jesus after the Resurrection.

"Blessed among women" (Lk 1:42), she witnessed how Her Son suffered and died. She was with the disciples during the Pentecost (Acts 1:14).

He said, "Truly, this was the Son of God," (Mk 15:39) after witnessing how Jesus died.

Mark 15:42 - A member of the Sanhedrin and a secret follower of Jesus who provided Him proper burial.

John 19:39: A member of the Sanhedrin and Jesus' secret follower who assisted Joseph of Arimathea in Jesus' burial.