The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 143: Fulfillment of the Promise
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May 23, 2025 Explore the profound connection between the rainbow in Noah's story and the Crucifixion. A stunning fresco by Pietro Gagliardi serves as a backdrop, symbolizing hope and God's promise. Fr. Mark-Mary reminds us that death does not end our journey and encourages us to maintain faith through adversity. This episode emphasizes the power of prayer, grace, and the enduring hope of resurrection, inspiring listeners to find solace in their spiritual practice.
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Rainbow Symbolizes God's Promise
- The rainbow in the Crucifixion fresco symbolizes God's promise that death will not have the last word.
- Jesus' outstretched arms complete the rainbow, signifying hope and life triumphing over death.
Light Triumphs Over Darkness
- Darkness, suffering, and death will not have the final say; light, love, and life will prevail.
- This is fulfilled perfectly in the Paschal mystery of Jesus' resurrection and God's fidelity.
Victory Beyond Suffering
- The pain seen in Jesus' Crucifixion is not final; Mary will later hold her risen, victorious son.
- God's ultimate goodness towards Jesus ensures that believers, too, will rise with Him.