We may have things to say against the people during the time of Jesus, even against his apostles. The gospel of Matthew gives us vivid details of what happened on Palm Sunday – the triumphant entry of Jesus in Jerusalem. Let us bear our crosses patiently, seeing them as hidden blessings from God, in the ways we can improve our life and overcome our insensitivity, while drawing closer to our loving Father who directs every step of our life. Certainly each of us has burdens to carry, but what matters is our attitude towards our suffering. In obedience to the will of the Father, he died for us to show his love for the Father and for each one of us. As we start the Holy Week, we are led to reflect on the passion, death, and the resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ, in keeping up with the theme for this week – We have hope for eternal life when we unite our suffering with the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.Īs Christians, we find great encouragement and inspiration in the passion of Jesus, knowing that he suffered greatly. For three years He proclaimed the Good News to the poor and sinners alike, rescuing them from the clutches of disease and evil, and enabling them to begin new lives. Jesus’ public ministry is drawing to a close. Passion or Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, the heart and center of the Christian year. Promise: “The Lord is my help, therefore I am not disgraced…I shall not be put to shame.” (Is 50:7 Theme: We have hope for eternal life when we unite our suffering with the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Community Word: Jesus Christ, the Living Hope, leads us to eternal life.
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