Healing with the Wounds of Jesus
Healing with the Wounds of Jesus
Father Anthony encourages us to meditate on the passion of Christ and be healed of our own wounds through Jesus.
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Sometimes the mystery of love can be best expressed in poetry as is evidenced by this mystical book, the Song of Solomon, from the Old Testament encouraging us to express our searching and longing for God.
Father Anthony reflects on the Parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man, revealing how generosity and compassion open the way to eternal life. He shows how indifference to the suffering of others hardens the heart, while true discipleship means seeing Christ in the poor—and giving with love that bridges heaven and earth.
Fr. Jason Lewis reminds us that every drop of blood and water that flowed from the Heart of Christ is a living fountain of mercy — the fulfillment of the ancient prophecy of Zechariah. Long before Calvary, God promised His people that “a fountain shall be opened … to cleanse them from sin and uncleanness” (Zech 13:1). That fountain is the Heart of Jesus, pierced by the lance of St. Longinus, from which mercy flowed to the whole world — east and west — for Jew and Gentile alike.
