Christ’s Passion and Christian Compassion
‘By his passion and death on the cross Christ has given a new meaning to suffering: it can henceforth configure us to him and unite us with his redemptive Passion.’ (CCC 1505)
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With Shadow and Mournful Chant, Tenebrae Services Evoke a Powerful Reflection on Christ’s Death
This ancient Holy Week service is a sung reflection on the death of Christ that employs darkness and noise.
Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion — According to St. Matthew
SCRIPTURES & ART: This Sunday, we hear about three of Matthew’s unique details about the fate of Judas, the coming of the Holy Spirit and the guard at the tomb — along with the Jesus’ prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane.
Why ‘Death on a Friday Afternoon’ Is a Must-Read
It made me realize that as a Christian suffering is a way to peace on the other side of the cross.
How the Good Friday Holy Land Collection Unites Catholics With the Places of Christ’s Passion
The cardinal described this annual collection, instituted by Pope Paul VI, as “above all a spiritual moment of conversion”
Good Friday Homily: ‘We Have the Same Brother, Christ’
Full text: Cardinal Cantalamessa’s reflections at the Vatican’s Passion liturgy
The Holy Week Shadows of St. Joseph: Good Friday
The sixth of several reflections on St. Joseph by Father Raymond de Souza for your Holy Week contemplations.
Palm Sunday and Looking to the Passion: Embrace Suffering Like Christ Embraced the Cross
User’s Guide to Sunday, March 28, Palm Sunday
Nihilism and the Passion of Our Lord
COMMENTARY: The noise of mob rule can leave no one at peace — a peace which is only found, ultimately, in union with Christ.
