Thus it begins. Our Lent of 40 days.
Our journey to the Cross of Calvary and the
glorious resurrection of Our LORD and Saviour, Jesus Christ. He is the real
Messiah; He is the real Saviour, not some trumped-up, media created, false
messiah politician or Hollywood god. False gods and false messiahs are all
around us and they are leading "many astray." Some of them wear clerical garb and have letters after their name that pretend to be of a society
dedicated to Jesus.
Many believe that the Church on earth is now in
Gethsemane. It is night, and the Church has been deserted. Many Catholics have
fallen asleep and will be lost; and many more have taken the easy path and have
looked for an earthly kingdom, Many remain and they have already and continue
to betray the Holy Church, His bride; and as Judas, they do so with a kiss. In
Her they remain, they corrupt, they lie, they deceive and "they lead many
astray."
In their lack of faith and loyalty, like the
apostles in Gethsemane, most have "fallen asleep" and like the one
who would deny Our LORD some ointment, they betray her "with a kiss."
Yes, the Church is in Gethsemane and there with
her, I shall remain.
We shall journey soon, very, very soon through
Gethsemane to the Sanhedrin. When we are called "rigid," are we not
already there? Let us go then, let us go singing as the three children did in
the fiery furnace as described by the Prophet Daniel.
Let us sing, "Parce Domine, parce populo
tuo, ne in aeterum irascaris nobis!"
Let us go singing psalms and canticles chanting
as King David did as wretched as he was;
he conspired, lusted, fornicated in adultery, and murdered, and then he
repented; and then he wrote this:
Miserere. The repentance and confession of
David after his sin. The fourth penitential psalm.
2 comments:
Here's one for you that I happened to see in the Chicago Tribune. A typical Cdl. Cupich work of art!
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/ct-ash-wednesday-glitter-lgbt-met-20170228-story.html He won't even allow faithful Catholics in Chicago to have a peaceful, reflective Ash Wednesday!
Hi Vox. Beautiful reflection and choral. Small typo in second paragraph. They "wear" clerical garb, not "where" clerical garb. Thanks.
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