The Way of the Cross is a singular procession, as the brotherhood members do not wear tunics and the procession starts at 6.30 a.m. on Good Friday morning. In early years there were two Ways of the Cross, one for women which departed from the church of San Vicente Ferrer and another for men which departed from the Church of Santa Ana; following different routes and ending at the Cathedral. During the 1960s and 1970s it was on the verge of disappearing but in 1978 the procession was restored and the Brotherhood of the Holy Way of the Cross was created. In 2016, the effigy of Our Father Jesus of Nazareth was added with the title of Nazarene of the Young and the Forsaken.

• Currently the Brotherhood comprises approximately 100 brothers.
• At first, men and women departed and marched separately.
• All brothers wear a scapular.
• On the occasion of the 80^th anniversary, the Llorente-Vizcaíno family donated the velvet fabric and gold lace for the making of new attire and mantle.