..there is a glow over everything –

• shining  pink  hue over the liturgical   prayers, as we chant again  and again  -Alleluia
• bright white light as we perform tasks with renewed energy
• lavender hue ,of our trials and sorrows sprinkled with  silver stars of  our acceptance of them which turns into  a nice offering AMDG.

HAPPY EASTER,  EVERYONE!

…  let us put words aside, , let us  just wordlessly gaze, love,  console Our lord, comfort  Our Lady and promise to try to be good..

Here are some pictures  to help you  – the famous paintings  of the Munkácsy  Christ  Trilogy.

Christ before Pilate.

Ecce homo!

The crucifixion.

See more about it on:

Munkácsy Mihály’s famous “Christ Trilogy”

It is quite  likely that this  Holy Week will bring many graces to prayerful souls, because it has been ushered in by a triple focus on our Lady before Palm Sunday March  28^th,.

On March  25^th we celebrated the Annunciation.

On March 26^th we commemorated the   Seven Sorrows of Our Lady.

On March 27^th we commemorated the Feast of  Saint  john  Damascene, whose amputated right arm  has been miraculously reattached by Our Lady. Let us make most of it!

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… we are  invited to lift  the curtain of the Holy of Holies and with Our  Lady at our side, kneel in front of Jesus to compassionate His  suffering, for after rigorously kept Lenten fast we earned this  privilege.  Let us console Him with different tapes of gifts:, our  sorrows  -,especially for  our sins-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3v9unphfi0

our joys,  prayers for our own sanctification, and for the sanctification and material and spiritual help to others, conversion of nonbelievers  and last, but not  least, thanksgiving for our Catholic faith , including companionship  of angels,  Saints in  heaven and fellow believers on this earth..

 

 

 

… is only a remote preparation  for Easter, but in essence,  a preparation  for  Passiontide. where we see the price paid for our salvation.

If we see somebody’s wounds, we can console him, but he may not show them to others than his friends….

The friends of Our Lord make themselves attractive by purifying themselves with  fasting and other penitential practices, expressing  meanwhile their  love for Him  frequently in prayers.

…    we sing no more Alleluja-s. Let us put them aside,  enveloping them in prayers and sacrifices so that they grow to be  truly beautiful  when they resound gain at Easter  AMDG!

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This opening   page has been enveloped in silence. the reason -my incapacity  as tohow to figure out to get back to the “Classical” mode, as opposed to the block system for this opening page.  I was able to handle the pages, though.,  adding an  editorial..  The  Breviary notes page has also been updated. So let us rejoice, the silence is over, Deo gratias!

 

.. and during its wonderful Octave , with so many Saints with different types of sanctity, enrich our souls!

I cannot give you a picture here, for I have not found a way yet to get to the calssic system, as opposed to blocks. please pray that I shall do soon! however, i can handle the page, so the Breviary notes have been update. There is also something interesting under the ” Új cikkek, hírek” tab under the “Magyaroknak ..heading- Hungarian Christmas songs,, a new one for each day of the Octave.

When Our Lady. claimed the Indians of South America as her children

and a day when we ae praying for our country,

listen to the Allegri Miserere (video posted o November 10th) in a prayer position  and  pray as you listen! 

In these turbulent times with its many  crosses

Let us be consoled as we console Our Lord   offering up prayers and sacrifices

• in atonement for  out own  sins confessed in sacramental confession with a contrite heart,  .  
• for the conversion of all who sinned against Him
• Asking for graces not to sin , acknowledging our frailty of not being able to do it without His help

Let us pray with the words of King David presented I psalm 50

With the heart rendering musical setting of the Allegri Miserere:

For full text of Psalm 50 in Latin and English, go to:

https://www.medievalist.net/psalmstxt/ps50.htm

For full text of Psalm 50 in Latin and English, go to:

https://www.medievalist.net/psalmstxt/ps50.htm

Let us wipe the tears of Our Lady, by showing our love of her by offering prayers and sacrifices in her honour!

Let us allow her to wipe our tears  shed for our sins and for the sins  all!

Let us implore her to beseech God  for graces to rejoice in our  crosses, helping us to bear them gladly!

Listen to this Video of the Stabat Mater!