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fms
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The Reproaches especially:
My people, what have I done to you?
How have I offended you? Answer me!
My people, what have I done to you?
How have I offended you? Answer me!
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jreilly
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Forgive them Father, for they know not what they do.
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sparrowhawk28
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The fact that Mary is standing at the foot of the cross - I’ve always found that to be quite remarkable, such a great sign of strength. And at the point when Jesus entrusts Mary and the disciple he loves into each others’ care, I always feel a deep sense of emotion.
Also - at the beginning of the service, when the priest reaches the altar and prostrates himself, and when we venerate the Cross. Very poignant moments for me.
Also - at the beginning of the service, when the priest reaches the altar and prostrates himself, and when we venerate the Cross. Very poignant moments for me.
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Sharcon
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Veneration of the cross followed by the “Reproaches”.
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anp1215
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Prostration, I got tears in my eyes.
Jesus, we could spend our entire lives prostrated before You and it still wouldn’t be enough.
Jesus, we could spend our entire lives prostrated before You and it still wouldn’t be enough.
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CatholicZ09
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I love the adoration of the cross. It’s such a great tradition in our Catholic faith. Even though a sign of reverence to the cross will never be able to amount to what Christ has done for us, it’s nice to show gratitude to Him by kissing the cross.
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