Behold beauty from Farrer:
AFTER Jesus had died on the cross, his disciples hoped to keep his body with them as a sacred relic. They shut it in with stone, they came to embalm it. St. Magdalen was disconsolate that she could not find it. But Jesus had given his body to them at the Supper in the form in which he meant them to have it, a form which did not inolve its being stored on earth. He would continually give it them from heaven, where he lives. It is a heavenly being he bestows on us, it is in his heavenly body that he unites us. Lift up your hearts; by this sacrament you are parts of Christ, and Christ is the heart of heaven.
God bless you all,
LSP
Panis Angelicus.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Parson. God bless.
ReplyDeleteThe palms were emblematic, and while many considered the prophecy significant, the Sanhedrin (the majority of them) viewed it as a threat to their power.
ReplyDeleteThe Sanhedrin needed to use Rome as their cat's paw to remove the threat.
They surely did, LL, and it went badly for them.
ReplyDeleteBless you too, Linda. Uplifting words from Farrer.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, DOS, Maundy Thursday soon...
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