The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 182: Shared Sacrifice
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Jul 1, 2025 Explore the depths of shared sacrifice between Jesus and Mary, inspired by Raphael's moving artwork. Fr. Mark-Mary highlights their immense love and obedience in suffering. Delve into the profound themes of grace and maternal love while meditating on the mystery of the Carrying of the Cross. This reflection emphasizes how both figures embody an extraordinary act of faith amidst their painful journeys.
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Jesus and Mary's Shared Sacrifice
- Jesus freely embraced His suffering out of love and obedience to the Father.
- Mary shared this sacrifice willingly, offering her son in grace and faith, reflecting profound spiritual unity.
Mary's Dual Gesture in Painting
- Mary's posture in Raphael's painting is ambiguous, symbolizing both a desire to embrace Jesus and an act of offering.
- This duality reflects her deep participation in Jesus' suffering, embodying both maternal love and spiritual offering.
Mary's Active Participation at Cross
- Mary's presence at the cross was active spiritual participation, not passive acceptance.
- She shared in Jesus' suffering and offered Him maternally, sustained by grace, faith, hope, and charity.