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Jesus And Children | Of Such Is The Kingdom Of Heaven
Jesus | Love One Another As I Have Loved You
Jesus | Sermon On The Mount | Treasures In Heaven
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In this reading, Saint Basil the Great—a towering theological mind of the early Church—guides us into the heart of the Paschal Mystery. His meditation on Christ’s passion and our participation in it through baptism offers profound insight into the transformative meaning of Holy Week. Basil’s message is simple but immense: by one death and resurrection—Christ’s—the world was saved. And we, through baptism, are drawn into that saving mystery [ … ]
This poem addresses the burial and rejection of Christ’s body, using images of coldness, hardness, and stone to explore themes of human indifference, sin, and divine love. The poet begins by questioning where Christ’s body is placed, lamenting that it finds rest on ‘a cold hard stone’. Despite the existence of ‘so many hearts on earth’, none is receptive enough to ‘receive thee’, symbolizing the rejection and abandonment Christ endures even in death. The stone, a literal image of Christ’s tomb, also symbolizes the hardened state of human hearts unwilling to accept or contain him [ … ]
Psalm 43 is a cry for divine intervention, justice, and guidance. This psalm is often considered an extension of Psalm 42, sharing similar themes and emotions. Together, they reflect the deep spiritual struggles and longing of the psalmist [ … ]
