The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 135: Miracles of Love
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May 15, 2025 Jesus performs miracles not merely as signs, but as profound acts of love fueled by compassion. The discussion highlights the touching relationship between Jesus and Mary, particularly during the Wedding Feast at Cana. Through the lens of evocative art, listeners are invited to contemplate the emotional depth of this moment. A heartfelt prayer encourages reflection and connection to faith, reminding us of the divine love that inspires these miraculous acts.
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Jesus's Miracles Stem from Love
- Jesus performs miracles out of genuine love and compassion, not as tricks or shows of power.
- His miracles meet needs lovingly, highlighting his care for people, like turning water into wine to ensure the wedding joy.
Rediscovering Jesus in the Painting
- Fr. Mark-Mary initially mistook the foreground for Jesus in the painting.
- He realized Jesus is actually seated at the banquet table, revealing new insights about the scene.
Jesus's Humility in Miracles
- Jesus remains low-profile in his miracles, often unassuming amid the scene.
- This humility reveals his focus on love and serving others, not seeking glory.