The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 25: No Longer in Darkness
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Jan 25, 2025 Fr. Mark-Mary discusses the profound significance of the crucifixion and its impact on humanity. He highlights the battle between light and darkness while emphasizing the hope found in repentance and resurrection. Through reflections on the Good Friday liturgy, listeners are encouraged to connect deeply with divine grace. The episode also explores themes of grief and betrayal alongside Christ’s sacrifices, concluding with a communal prayer to foster spiritual unity.
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Light and Darkness
- Fr. Mark-Mary reflects on the Gospel of John's depiction of Jesus as the light entering a world of darkness.
- Humanity's sinfulness is choosing darkness, exemplified by the crucifixion.
Responsibility for Suffering
- The Catechism emphasizes that sinners are responsible for Jesus' suffering.
- Our sins, past and present, contribute to this, making us choose darkness over light.
Hope in Darkness
- Remember that even in reflecting on the crucifixion, there is hope through Jesus' resurrection.
- Approach our sinfulness with God, not alone, to find light and repentance.