The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 42: Sent into Exile
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Feb 11, 2025 The podcast explores the powerful parallel between the Old Testament scapegoat and Jesus being led outside the city, bearing the sins of humanity. Fr. Mark-Mary reflects on Simon of Cyrene's compelling yet reluctant role in carrying the cross, inviting listeners to consider personal transformation. The discussion delves into Jesus as the ultimate scapegoat and sacrificial lamb, emphasizing His purity amidst societal condemnation. Themes of exile and sacrifice are thoughtfully examined, fostering deep meditation on the fourth sorrowful mystery.
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Simon of Cyrene
- Simon of Cyrene, likely a Jewish man visiting Jerusalem, was compelled to carry Jesus' cross.
- This suggests Jesus was too weak from his scourging to carry it alone.
Jesus as the Scapegoat
- Jesus, condemned as unclean, was led outside the city, mirroring the scapegoat ritual.
- This highlights the spiritual reality of Jesus bearing the sins of humanity and being sent into exile.