The Fertility of Holy Thursday | Holy Week Part 2, The Week of the Bridegroom | THEOLOGY OF THE BODY
March 31, 2021
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as posted by the channelIt’s Holy Week! We’re going to be taking a look at why the Eastern Church calls Holy Week the Week of the Bridegroom. We’re going to be diving into a reflection on the passion, death, and resurrection of Christ like you have never heard before.
So we talked in part one about the woman who cracked open the alabaster jar and poured all that expensive nard on Jesus. What is the significance of Jesus smelling like flowers through all of Holy Week? Well, we have to understand the mystery that flowers proclaim.
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