(Talmud, Sanhedrin 98b). The Midrash Yalkut similarly states that Psalm 22 describes the sufferings of the Messiah, as reported in the Dissertation on the invocation of the saints in the Synagogue by David-Paul [...] or even to ignore them, especially the poignant chapter 53 of the book of Isaiah . In Christianity's view of the accomplishment of the prophecies , the Passion of Christ and its profound meaning are truly [...] Synagogue recognised the awaited Messiah in the figure of the Suffering Servant. The rabbis wrote, for example: "The Messiah is called the leprous member because it is said: 'He bore our sufferings and took upon

such as The Ascent of Mount Carmel and The Dark Night of the Soul , he describes the stages of the soul's ascent to God, and the paths that lead away from him. According to John of the Cross, the only way [...] beautiful than the dawn / O night that united the friend with the beloved / the beloved in the friend transformed " ("Dark Night", Canticles of the Soul, V). In France, the poems of John of the Cross were re [...] rediscovered at the turn of the twentieth century thanks to Saint Therese of Lisieux, who saw in him " the saint of Love par excellence ". John of the Cross reminds us that " in the evening of this life, you

my friend offered, through the power of the mystery of the Cross, the sacrifice imposed on her by the death of her husband. " Edith read the autobiography of Saint Teresa of Avila and couldn't put it down [...] immersed herself in the study and translation of the works of Saint John of the Cross. She was eventually arrested by the SS in 1942, along with her sister who had joined her at Carmel. Edith Stein fully accepted [...] Teresa Benedicta of the Cross by María Ruiz Scaperlanda (Our Sunday Visitor, January 1, 2001 More information: Edith Stein: The Life and Legacy of St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Sophia , by María Ruiz

These also took place at the home of one of Teresa's brothers, Luigi Musco. In the last days of July 1974, an image of the Virgin Mary in the image. On October 5, the face of that same image showed visible [...] flew "to the highest heights of love, to be immolated with the Victim of victims, Jesus." In the early days of April 1976, Teresa's health deteriorated. The wounds of the Passion made her suffer atrociously [...] and devout. The couple had ten children, four of whom died during childhood. The first years of Teresa's life were rather bleak: the fighting of the Second World War raged in the south of Italy, disrupting

Rule". When the Fourth Lateran Council began in 1215, the future of Carmel was in jeopardy : the Church wanted to bring the new communities into the fold of the Franciscans and Dominicans, the only recently [...] John Paul II...). The development of Carmel is all the more surprising given the many persecutions the order has suffered in the course of its history. Each time, its members found the strength to carry [...] constantly on the road. Around 1185, he joined a group of solitaries in the caves of Mount Carmel, near Haifa, in Israel, to imitate the prophets Elijah and Elisha. In 1187, the collapse of the Frankish kingdom

friends, are also certain of the supernatural origin of the events and the spiritual richness of the messages, such as this one: " Read and meditate often on the Holy Gospel, the Word of God: let it be in your [...] Immaculate Heart, and through it, to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and so of parishes and all the dioceses of the world ." Then, pointing to the olive branch: " Here is the sign of reconciliation and unity: it is [...] who, reconciled with the Father through the merits of Jesus Christ, will find the peace of God in the bond of Love "; then Mary pointed to her Heart and said: " Here is the sign of self-giving to God: it

her own inclinations. The face of the Merciful Christ, painted under the guidance of Saint Faustina in Vilnius in 1934, has exactly the same characteristics as that of the Shroud of Turin. In fact, Christ [...] went to the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy , whose superior asked her to go see if the Master of the House would accept her. Realising that she meant the Lord Jesus, she ran to the chapel with joy. The good [...] reminded her of the harsh reality of hell and the punishments of purgatory, as well as the need to repent in order to enter eternal life . Sister Faustina participated in the Passion of the Lord Jesus by

preserved by the emperors, first in the Blachernae church, then in the Church of the Virgin of the Pharos. The diversion of the Fourth Crusade and the Sack of Constantinople led to the disappearance of certain [...] gilt leaves of bronze. The fragment of the wood of the Cross comes from the treasury of the Sainte-Chapelle. Taken when the reliquary was destroyed during the Revolution, a member of the Temporary Arts [...] merchants a sum of money on the security of the Crown of Thorns. In 1238, Baldwin II of Courtenay, the Latin emperor of Byzantium, traded the Crown of Thorns to Louis IX in exchange for the repayment of a loan

a school and a convent make up the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help, the only official Marian site in the United States. The Stations of the Cross at the Shrine of Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours, Champion [...] convincing sign of the authenticity of the phenomenon. What's more, in the days following the third apparition, Adele began to wander around the village, going from house to house, announcing the Good News. [...] lifting a statue of Mary in the opposite direction of the smoke and flames. Eventually rain came, extinguishing the fire. Everything was destroyed, except for the wooden chapel, the school and the convent, and

of the Lord Jesus, armed with the sign of the cross instead of a helmet and a shield, I will rush fearlessly into the midst of the enemy battalions. " Martin was thus exposed before the opposing camp. [...] Martin, as well as the testimonies of his contemporaries, transcribe the reality of the facts without distortion. Disciples of the saint, Severus and Gallus provided additional accounts of Martin's astonishing [...] levelled against him by the Emperor Julian the Apostate, Martin advanced towards the opposing armies armed only with the sign of the cross. He miraculously escaped death, as the enemy eventually asked for