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Eucharist
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The Cross of Sacrifice
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Fr. Mariusz Koch, CFR
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Transcriptionist: J.T.
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6/24/08
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12Man sings: Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee, how great Thou art,
13how great Thou art. O sing it with your whole heart. Then sings my soul,
14my Savior God to thee, how great Thou art, how great Thou art. How great
15Thou art. How great Thou art.
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19St. Birgitta of Sweden: Blessed may you be, My Lord Jesus. At the Last
20Supper of material bread, You wonderfully consecrated Your Precious Body
21and charitably bestowed it on Your Apostles in memory of the Sacrifices of
22Your Most Worthy Passion.
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25Fr. Groeschel: It begins at the Last Supper, where Jesus says, This is My
26Body, this is My Blood, do this in memory of Me.
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28Fr. Apostoli: So the Eucharist is that beautiful gift by which Jesus is still
29present among us. Through which His mysteries of His life and death and
30resurrection are actually made present to us.
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32Fr. Murphy: And the Eucharist really is the fulfillment of Gods promise of
33love that He would be with us.
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35Fr. Sudano: And so in the Eucharist we are able to give God what He
36desires. And also to receive from God what we desire.
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38Fr. Groeschel: It means that you and I in the midst of our natural existence
39participate in an absolute miracle. Something like a bolt of lightening comes
1down and brings us not only the presence of God but the presence of Christ,
2as Savior and Redeemer. Its a mystery.
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4Female Announcer: A reading from the Gospel according to Matthew. On
5their way out, they came across a man from Serene, Simon by name and
6enlisted him to carry his cross.
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8St. Matthew the Evangelist: When they had reached a place called
9Golgotha, that is the place of the skull. They gave Him wine to drink mixed
10with gall which He tasted but refused to drink. When they had finished
11crucifying Him, they shared out His clothing by casting lots and then sat
12down and stayed there, keeping guard over Him. Above His head was
13placed the charge against Him. It read, This Jesus, the King of the Jews.
14At the same time, 2 robbers were crucified with Him, one on the right and
15one on the left. The passersby jeered at Him. They shook their head and
16said, So, You would destroy the temple and rebuild it in 3 days? Then save
17Yourself. If you are Gods Son, come down from the cross. The chief
18priests with the Scribes and Elders mocked Him in the same way. He
19saved others, they said. He cannot save Himself. He is the King of Israel.
20Let Him come down from the cross now and we will believe in Him. He
21puts His trust in God. Now, let God rescue Him if He wants Him because
22He did say, I AM the Son of God. Even the robbers who were crucified
23with Him taunted Him in the same way. From the 6th hour, there was
24darkness over all the land until the 9th hour. And about the 9th hour Jesus
25cried out in a loud voice, Eli, Eli, lama Sabachthani! that is, My God, My
26God, why have You deserted Me? When some of those who stood there
27heard this they said, The Man is calling on Elijah, and one of them quickly
28ran to get him a sponge which he dipped in vinegar and placing it on a reed,
29gave it to Him to drink. Wait, said the rest of them, and see if Elijah will
30come to save Him. But Jesus once more crying out in a loud voice, yielded
31up His Spirit. At that the veil in the temple tore in 2 from top to bottom, the
32earth quaked, the rocks were split, the tombs opened and the bodies of many
33holy men rose from the dead, And these, after His Resurrection came out of
34the tombs and entered the Holy City and were seen by a number of people.
35Meanwhile, the centurion, together with the others guarding the Jesus, had
36seen the earthquake and all that was taking place and they were terrified and
37said, In truth, this was the Son of God.
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1God is not separate from our sufferings, that God loved us so much He
2became lonely and rejected and was laughed at and was ridiculed and was
3abandoned and was betrayed and died out of love. So, God is not this
4distant deity that God and Christ is close to us and close to this friend of
5yours. Its very beautiful. During the millennium, I was privileged to be in
6Rome, One celebration they had in the, the forum. They had a magnificent
7betrayal of The Stations of the Cross with this giant, giant crosses and
8torches. In the procession there were priests who had suffered for Christ
9some of them had been in concentration camps and some of them in the
10gulag and some suffered in China for the faith. It was very, very, very
11moving. At the end of the precession they had a relic of the True Cross
12carried by an elderly bishop who had suffered for his faith many years in
13prison. It was very moving. The Stations of the Cross were reflections
14written from the theology of John Paul. In the one Station where Christ is
15stripped of His garments, about to be put on the cross, it gives a beautiful
16image I wish I had the words exactly. But it speaks about Christ being
17stripped and the nakedness of innocence, the nakedness before the fall, okay,
18man before the fall and He mounts the bed of the cross, the nuptial bed of
19the cross to be married. I think about that image of what the Crucifixion is,
20that Christ gives His life to the Church which is His Bride, for us, 98% but
21totally and pours out His Blood for His Bride, which is us, the Church. Of
22course, that is what we celebrate at every Eucharist but that, of course, is
23what were called to live, that total self-giving and to make that Eucharist
24part of our life throughout the week in whatever job, vocation, responsibility
25we have so as a married man or as a student, whatever it might be.
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27Chris: I was in Pamplona, Spain, for the running of the bull several years
28ago and as we got to the stadium, we were like waiting for the bulls to kind
29of catch up to us because, I guess it was more exciting at the time. I
30remember running and looking back over my shoulder and theres a bull like
315 feet behind me and as I turned someone fell right in front of me. I jumped
32right over top of the person and ran into the stadium. I was reflecting, if that
33was wife, I wouldnt have done that. I would have jump down and like
34covered her body up or done something to, to protect her in that moment.
35But it was, it was someone I didnt know; so I just, I kept on going. I think
36thats true because I love my wife, I know that I love my wife. When I go to
37Mass, at the church that I go to, theres this beautiful crucifix right above the
38altar and when the priest holds up the host and I see the crucifix, I know that
39Jesus loves me because that Sacrifice that Hes willing to make, He made for
40me and I know that out of the love because of the way that I love my wife.
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2Therese: I think back to the time when in my family my sister and brother
3were hit by a car and was kill and I couldnt even see God. O God, O God,
4why have You forsaken me? Thats where I stood. It was the people who
5came and took some of the burden of the cross I was carrying through
6family, through friends and thats where I first even could encounter Christ.
7I couldnt see Christ because of all my anger and just despair and then it was
8through that, then I could see Christ healing power but it wasnt until I was
9able to be helped by the Simons in my life. I look at my life as, Ill be a
10nurse in May and every patient I take care of, I try to be that person, I try to
11be the Simon. This person is obviously carrying a cross and its really easy
12sometimes to look and say, Well, they did this to make them self sick or
13This is how they lived their life and this. But what crosses are these
14people carrying that this is the point of pain that theyve reached or what
15crosses have been dealt to them in their lives? That is what broke through
16for me to find Christ in my own life, to have someone to show me Christ, to
17be the Simon on my personal way of the cross, so to speak.
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19Fr. Groeschel: Into every life comes sorrow; not into every life comes horror
20but it does come to some people and it could come to anyone. And if horror
21comes to anyone, they should go before the cross of Christ.
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23Fr. Sudano: But if, by Gods grace, in some small way were able to pierce
24the veil of what happens when we are at Mass, then we will have a bit of the
25grace given in abundance to the saints.
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27St. Ephrem: Stretch out your arms toward the cross so that the Crucified
28Lord may stretch out His arms toward you. The one who does not stretch
29out his hand toward the cross cannot approach His table either. He will
30deprive of His table the guests who should have come to Him hungry but
31instead came full.
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33Michelle: There are a lot of people going around and trying to please
34themselves all the time, thinking that thats the way that theyre going to
35really find happiness and that living for yourself is what life is about.
36Really, living like that all your get is just emptiness. Thats why I know that
37we are so blessed to be able to have the cross as an example of what love is
38and what life is and where happiness comes from and where truth really lies,
39to understand suffering. As much as the Lord doesnt want us, to be buried
40by our sufferings, He wants us to rise with them in the end and thats where
1His glory is shown through us in our lives and that we can really have joy
2and look back and say, Jesus was with me and Hes always with me.
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4Marcel: Suffering makes no sense in our lives except through the cross. Its
5very powerful through the cross because when we suffer we become more
6united to Christ. I remember a story about John Paul II. He once slammed
7his finger in a car door Ive done that, too, before. I have the scar to prove
8it right here but and it hurts really bad, just FYI. (others laugh) But he
9slammed his but he slammed his finger in a car door and instead of
10screaming an expletive like I probably did, he said, Praise God and he
11thanked God for the suffering that he was able to experience that day
12because he realizes that through his suffering, which was really simplified in
13the end of his life, he was allowed to become more like Christ because he
14suffered with Christ.
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16Br. Andrew: Mother Teresa, when she began the Missionaries of Charity,
17she was inspired by this from word Christ, I thirst. When Christ is on the
18cross and Hes speaking, I thirst, she says that it would be different if
19Christ simply said on the cross, I love you but He says the words, I thirst
20for you. Can you imagine what that, what that sense is in your heart when,
21if you could say to your bride or you could say to your husband, I thirst for
22you, you could understand why you would want to sacrifice everything to
23save your, your wife from a charging bull. Mother Teresa said something
24very profound. She said, Unless we intimately understand what this Word
25from Christ means, I thirst for you on the cross, that we will never fully
26understand Who He wants to be for us and who He wants us to be for Him.
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28Fr. Koch: We have the privilege to share in His sufferings so that our
29sufferings become redemptive. So, we are to that extent co-redeemers with
30Christ out of love. St. Paul says, I might unite my sufferings what is
31lacking in the sufferings of Christ, which is us. We can with Christ out of
32His privilege suffer with Him. Thats one beautiful thing to bring to Mass.
33As the gifts are being brought to the altar, lets bring, be cognoscente of that.
34What sufferings did we have this week? Lets bring that to the altar with the
35bread and wine.
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37Fr. Sudano: What if we only had the opportunity of attending one Sacred
38Eucharist, would our soul be more open? Would our eyes, if you will, of our
39soul would be more prone to actually to see the event and the activity which
40is happening beyond our vision? And this is why prayer is all important
1because if were able to anything or sense anything, of course not with the
2eye but through faith in the soul, that is a gift given by God.
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4Sean: Just today, I just realized, Wow! Thats amazing that they just
5crucified Christ, God Almighty! I heard recently that at those times they
6would draw lots for things because that was considered a just way of
7dividing things. So, I said, Wait a second! They just crucified God
8Almighty and now theyre being just with one another. So, they didnt just
9grab They, Oh, be just. I thought, Thats exactly the way my life is.
10Im being just about the petty little things that dont really matter;
11meanwhile, Im crucifying the people around me and Christ, too. But it
12just really brought it home to me, just seeing the craziness of it all.
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14St. Augustine of Hippo: Did He not say as He hung on the cross, Father,
15forgive them because they know not what they are doing? He prayed as a
16man. And as God with the Father He heard the prayer. Even now, He prays
17in us, for us and is prayed too by us. He prays in us as Our High Priest. He
18prays for us as Our Head. He is prayed to by us as Our God. Christ was
19indeed only once immolated in person; yet, He is immolated every day for
20the people in the Sacrament or in Holy Mass.
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22Fr. Apostoli: Jesus was sacrificing Himself. He was the Victim Who poured
23forth His life on that cross for our salvation. The people jeered at Him and
24said, Come down from that cross and well believe You. And they said,
25He saved others but couldnt save Himself. Well, the reason Jesus would
26not save Himself was because if He had come down from that cross, He
27would not have saved us. He had that love that He said was the greatest love
28of all, to lay down your life for those you love. Jesus did precisely that and
29renews that love in every Eucharist.
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33St. Birgitta: O My Lady, O virgin Mary, O Mother of all, may God the
34Father, together with the Son and the Holy Spirit, be eternally praised in His
35incomprehensible majesty for the most sacred cell of Your whole body, in
36which Gods Son so sweetly rested He, Whom the whole army of angels
37praises in heaven and Whom the whole church reverently adores on earth,
38hasten, O Lord, enlighten my darkness, speak to my soul. Show me the path
39and make me follow it. In delay there is a danger but in haste there is
40likewise peril. Therefore, Lord, give ear to my petition and show me the
1way. I come to You, as the sick go to the doctor in search of aid. I long for
2You like the dying. O Lord, give peace to my heart. Amen.
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4Male (singing): When Christ shall come He shall move out the nation and
5take me Home, what joy shall fill my heart. Then I will bow in humble
6adoration and there I will proclaim, My God. how great Thou art! Would
7you stand and sing it with me now?
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9All: Then sings my soul, My Savior God to Thee, O Lord how great! How
10great Thou art! How great Thou art! Then sings my soul, My Savior God,
11to Thee, how great Thou art! How great Thou art! Sing How Great Thou
12Art. Then sings my soul, My Savior God to Thee, How great Thou art!
13How great Thou art!
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20Evharistija
21Kri rtvovanja
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29Moki glas poje: Potem poje moja dua, moj Bog, Zveliar, Tebi, kako
30velik si, kako velik si. O, poj to z vsem svojim srcem. Potem poje moja dua,
31moj Bog, Zveliar, Tebi, kako velik si, kako velik si. Kako velik si. Kako
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36Sestra Brigata vedska: Blagoslovljen bodi, moj Gospod Jezus. Pri zadnji
37veerji snovnega kruha si udovito posvetil svojo dragoceno Kri in jo
38ljubee podelil svojim apostolom v spomin na rtve svojega najbolj
39dragocenega trpljenja.
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1P. Groeschel: To se zane pri Zadnji veerji, kjer Jezus pravi: To je moje
2telo, to je moja Kri, to delajte v moj spomin.
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4P. Apostoli: Tako je Evharistija ta lepi dar, po katerem je Jezus e vedno
5navzo med nami. Po katerem so nam njegove skrivnosti njegovega
6ivljenja in krvi in vstajenja dejansko ponavzoene.
7P. Murphy: In Evharistija je resnino izpolnitev Boje obljube ljubezni, da
8bo z nami.
9P. Sudano: In tako smo v Evharistiji sposobni dati Bogu, kar on eli. In tudi
10prejeti od Boga, kar mi elimo.
11P. Groeschel: To pomeni, da smo vi in jaz sredi naega naravnega obstoja
12udeleeni v absolutnem udeu. Nekaj taknega kot snop bliskov z neba
13pride dol in nam ne prinese samo prisotnosti Boga, ampak prisotnost
14Kristusa kot Odreenika in Odkupitelja. To je skrivnost.
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17enski napovedovalec: Iz svetega evangelija po Mateju. Ko so li ven, so
18naleteli na loveka iz Cirene, ki mu je bilo ime Simon. Prisilili so ga, da je
19nesel njegov kri.
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21Sv. Matej Evangelist: Ko so prili na kraj, ki se imenuje Golgota, kar
22pomeni kraj lobanje, so mu dali piti vina, pomeanega z olem. In pokusil
23je, a ni hotel piti. Ko so ga kriali, so si razdelili njegova oblaila, tako da so
24rebali. Sedeli so in ga tam straili. Nad njegovo glavo so dali napis o
25njegovi krivdi: 'Ta je Jezus, judovski kralj.' Takrat sta bila skupaj z njim
26kriana dva razbojnika, eden na desnici in eden na levici. Tisti pa, ki so
27hodili mimo, so ga sramotili, zmajevali z glavami in govorili: 'Ti, ki podira
28tempelj in ga v treh dneh postavi, rei samega sebe, e si Boji Sin, in stopi
29s kria!' Podobno so ga zasmehovali tudi vliki duhovniki s pismouki in
30stareinami ter govorili: 'Druge je reil, sebe pa ne more reiti! Izraelov kralj
31je, naj stopi zdaj s kria in bomo verovali vanj. Zaupal je v Boga, naj ga zdaj
32rei, e ga hoe, saj je rekel: Boji Sin sem.' Enako sta ga sramotila tudi
33razbojnika, ki sta bila z njim kriana. Ob esti uri se je stemnilo po vsej
34deeli do devete ure. Okrog devete ure je Jezus zavpil z monim glasom:
35'El, El, lem sabahtni?' to je: 'Moj Bog, moj Bog, zakaj si me zapustil?' Ko
36so nekateri, ki so tam stali, to sliali, so govorili: 'Ta klie Elija.' Br je
37stekel eden izmed njih, vzel gobo, jo napojil s kisom, nataknil na trst in mu
38ponujal piti. Drugi pa so govorili: 'Psti, poglejmo, e ga pride Elija reit!'
39Jezus je spet zakrial z monim glasom in izroil
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1grem k mai, je v cerkvi, kamor hodim, lep kriani prav nad oltarjem, in ko
2duhovnik dvigne hostijo in vidim krianega, vem, da me Jezus ljubi zaradi
3rtve, ki jo je pripravljen storiti zame, ki mjo je storil zame, in to vem zaradi
4ljubezni, zaradi naina, kako ljubim svojo eno.
5Therese: Mislim na as, ko je v moji druini sestro in brata zadel avtomobil
6in ju je to ubilo in sploh nisem mogla videti Boga. O Bog, o Bog, zakaj si
7me zapustil? V tem sem stala. Ljudje so prihajali in prevzeli nekaj bremena
8kria, ki sem ga nosila, nekaj druina, nekaj prijatelji, in takrat sem prvi
9sreala Kristusa. Kristusa nisem mogla videti zaradi vse svoje jeze in
10preprosto zaradi obupa, in potem sem prek tega mogla videti Kristusovo
11ozdravljajoo mo, do takrat nisem bila sposobna sprejeti pomoi od
12Simonov v mojem ivljenju. Na svoje ivljenje sem gledala takole: maja
13meseca bom sestra in za vsakega pacienta, za katerega bom skrbela, bom
14skuala biti ta lovek, poskuala bom biti Simon. Ta lovek oitno nosi kri
15in vasih je resnino lahko pogledati in rei: Prav, to so storili, da bi postali
16bolni, ali: Tako so iveli svoje ivljenje, in to. Toda kakne krie nosijo
17ljudje, da je to toka boleine, ki so jo dosegli, ali kakni krii so jim bili
18dodeljeni v njihovem ivljenju? To je prilo do mene, da sem odkrila
19Kristusa v mojem lastnem ivljenju, da mi je nekdo pokazal Kristusa, da mi
20je nekdo pokazal Kristusa, da je bil Simon na mojem osebnem krievem
21potu, e naj tako reem.
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23P. Groeschel: V vsako ivljenje pride alost, v vsako ivljenje ne pride
24groza, toda pride k nekaterim ljudem in lahko bi prila k vsakomer .In e
25groza pride k vsakomer, bi moral tak lovek iti pred Kristusov kri.
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27P. Sudano: Toda e smo po Boji milosti na neki mali nain sposobni
28predreti kopreno tega, kar se dogaja, ko smo pri mai, bomo imeli nekaj
29milosti, ki je v obilici dana svetnikom.
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31Sv. Efrem: Iztegnite svoje roke h kriu, da bo kriani Gospod mogel
32iztegniti svoje roke k vam. Kdor ne iztegne svoje roke h kriu, se tudi ne
33more pribliati njegovi mizi. On bo odrekel svojo mizo gostom, ki bi morali
34priti k njemu lani, toda pridejo siti.
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36Michelle: Veliko ljudi hodi okrog in skuajo ves as ugajati sami sebi,
37misle, da je to pot, na kateri bodo resnino nali sreo in da je ivljenje, ki
38ga ivite zase, to, za kar pri ivljenju v resnici gre. Resnino, e ivite na tak
39nain, je vse, kar boste dobili, le praznina. Zato vem, da smo tako
40blagoslovljeni, da smo sposobni imeti kri kot zgled, kaj resnino je
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1ko ie pomo. Hrepenim po tebi kakor umirajoi. Gospod, daj mir mojemu
2srcu. Amen.
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4Moki glas (poje): Ko bo Kristus priel, bo narod popeljal ven in me vzel
5domov, kakna radost bo napolnila moje srce. Takrat se bom priklonil v
6poninem eenju in tam bom razglaal: Moj Bog, kako velik si Ti! Ali
7boste vstali in zdaj zapeli z mano?
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9Vsi: Potem poje moja dua, moj Bog, Zveliar, tebi, O tako velik Gospod!
10Kako velik si! Kako velik si! Potem poje moja dua, moj Bog, Zveliar, tebi,
11kako velik si! Kako velik si! Poj, kako velik si. Potem poje moja dua, moj
12Bog, Zveliar, tebi, kako velik si! Kako velik si!
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