The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 183: Love Poured Out
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Jul 2, 2025 Fr. Mark-Mary delves into Rubens’ painting of the Crucifixion, highlighting Jesus' raw humanity and the love shared among His followers. He reflects on the profound mystical bond between Christ and the Church, inviting listeners to find solace in His pierced side. Exploring Mary’s sorrow, he emphasizes the importance of bringing our losses to her, all while holding onto the hope of resurrection and redemption. This journey of mourning transforms into a call to embrace faith and reflect on the mysteries of love and sacrifice.
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The Scandal of God Who Bleeds
- The reality of Jesus bleeding is a profound scandal and hard to fully accept.
- Artistic depictions often sanitize the true severity of Jesus' suffering and degradation.
Mystical Union of Bridegroom and Bride
- Christ's crucifixion symbolizes a mystical union between Jesus the bridegroom and the Church as his bride.
- From Jesus' pierced heart flows love, mercy, and life for the faithful soul.
Mary Holds Loss Without Despair
- Mary looks at Jesus’ empty eyes with sorrow but holds no despair.
- Christians must hold loss in hope and bring sufferings to Mary, trusting in resurrection promises.