The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 18: Our Sweetness, Our Hope (2026)
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Jan 18, 2026 Fr. Mark-Mary reflects on the Hail Holy Queen, emphasizing the deep connection between the Eucharist and Mary. He discusses how Jesus not only fulfills our needs but also offers us joy and sweetness through His gifts. The symbolism of bread as nourishment contrasts with wine's celebratory symbolism, highlighting God's generosity. The podcast sheds light on Mary as a source of sweetness and joy in our spiritual lives, making prayer a joyful experience.
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Bread And Wine Reveal God’s Generosity
- Fr. Mark-Mary links the Eucharist's bread and wine to God's generosity and desire for our joy.
- He argues Jesus gives both necessary sustenance and an extra sweetness so our life includes joy and celebration.
Bread As Necessity, Wine As Sweetness
- Bread symbolizes the plain, necessary nourishment God gives so we survive spiritually.
- Wine symbolizes the extra sweetness and celebration God gives so our journey includes joy beyond mere survival.
