Plural of calvary; multiple representations of the Crucifixion, or multiple sites of suffering and sacrifice.
From calvary (which comes from Latin calvaria, the skull), the plural form adds -ies following English rules. Calvary originally referred to the specific hill where Christ was crucified.
You'll see 'calvaries' used in medieval European architecture and pilgrimage routes—these are outdoor stations or monuments depicting Christ's journey to crucifixion, allowing people to experience a spiritual journey without traveling to Israel.
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