Bearing the Wounds of Christ: Meet the Stigmatists
COMMENTARY: A rare breed of blessed souls bore the stigmata.
COMMENTARY: A rare breed of blessed souls bore the stigmata.
‘By dying on the cross, he surrendered himself into the hands of the Father, taking upon himself and in himself, with self-sacrificing love, the physical, moral and spiritual wounds of all humanity.’
FILM: Lyrical imagery adds so much theological meaning to meditative movie.
COMMENTARY: These are not just stories from a long time ago. Jesus wants us to make them our own. He wants to relive the love story of his passion in us.
Speaking via live stream on Holy Wednesday from the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace, the pope urged Catholics “not to forget today’s crucified ones” because “in them is Jesus.”
The ninth-century Church of St. Praxedes in Rome houses the alleged artifact of Christ's passion.
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