The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 180: The God Who Bleeds
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Jun 29, 2025 Fr. Mark-Mary reflects on the powerful theme of suffering through the lens of art, particularly focusing on The Flagellation of Our Lord Jesus Christ. The discussion dives into the emotional depth of the pain Christ endured and invites deeper contemplation of this suffering. Listeners are encouraged to engage not just with homilies but also with visual art to enhance their spiritual experience. Ultimately, the message is one of trust and surrender, emphasizing the importance of prayer in finding grace and hope amid trials.
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Avoid Superficial Engagement
- Don’t just analyze religious art or homilies for style or entertainment.
- Engage deeply to truly see and experience the spiritual message and presence behind them.
Incorporate Sacred Art in Prayer
- Look at the painting of The Flagellation of Christ as part of your prayer to create a lasting spiritual memory.
- Use it repeatedly in future prayer to deepen your connection to the mystery.
The Scandal of God Who Bleeds
- Jesus is revealed as a God who bleeds, a shocking truth that challenges human understanding of divinity.
- His suffering shows deep love and relentless pursuit of our souls despite humiliation and pain.
