The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 184: Beyond the Tomb
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Jul 3, 2025 What if Mary was the first to witness the Resurrection? Dive into the emotional depth of this possibility as Fr. Mark-Mary reflects on Annibale Carracci’s art. The discussion highlights the significance of Mary’s absence and her profound connection with Jesus after His rising. Experience the tender reunion filled with healing and joy. Traditional prayers amplify this meditative journey, inviting listeners to deepen their faith amidst reflections on the themes of resurrection.
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Carracci’s Artistic Style
- Annibale Carracci blends Renaissance clarity with Baroque dynamism and naturalism in his painting.
- His use of vibrant color and emotive gestures conveys the awe of the women at Christ’s empty tomb.
Mary as First Witness
- Mary, the mother of Jesus, is likely the first person to witness the Resurrection according to Pope John Paul II's reflection.
- Her absence at the tomb could suggest she already experienced a tender reunion with the risen Christ.