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SALUTATION OF ALL THE SACRED LIMBS OF JESUS In obedience to a Divine inspiration, St. Gertrude teaches us to salute each member of Our Lord which had suffered in His Passion. Whenever she did so, a Divine splendor appeared to emanate from the sacred members thus saluted and to irradiate her whole soul. In this splendor she was clothed with that innocence which Our Lord acquired for us by the sufferings of that particular member. Hail, tender Limbs of my Lord Jesus Christ, tormented in Thy Passion with manifold pain for our salvation. Hail, Thou Adorable Head, Crowned for us with thorns and stricken with the reed. Hail, most worshipful Face, For us spit upon and smitten Hail, most gentle Eyes of Our Savior, For us suffused with tears. Hail, sacred Mouth, Filled for us with vinegar and gall. Hail, most noble Ears, Pierced for us with reproach and contumely. Hail, thou kingly Neck, Buffeted for us; And most Holy Back, for us torn with the scourge. Hail, venerable Hands and Arms, Stretched

SALUTATION OF ALL THE SACRED LIMBS OF JESUS In obedience to a Divine inspiration, St. Gertrude teaches us to salute each member of Our Lord which had suffered in His Passion. Whenever she did so, a Divine splendor appeared to emanate from the sacred members thus saluted and to irradiate her whole soul. In this splendor she was clothed with that innocence which Our Lord acquired for us by the sufferings of that particular member. Hail, tender Limbs of my Lord Jesus Christ, tormented in Thy Passion with manifold pain for our salvation. Hail, Thou Adorable Head, Crowned for us with thorns and stricken with the reed. Hail, most worshipful Face, For us spit upon and smitten Hail, most gentle Eyes of Our Savior, For us suffused with tears. Hail, sacred Mouth, Filled for us with vinegar and gall. Hail, most noble Ears, Pierced for us with reproach and contumely. Hail, thou kingly Neck, Buffeted for us; And most Holy Back, for us torn with the scourge. Hail, venerable Hands and Arms, Stretched

And a certain man was there, which had an infirmity thirty and eight years. When Jesus saw him lie, and knew that he had been now a long time in that case , he saith unto him, Wilt thou be made whole? The impotent man answered him, Sir, I have no man, when the water is troubled, to put me into the pool: but while I am coming, another steppeth down before me. Jesus saith unto him, Rise, take up thy bed, and walk. And immediately the man was made whole, and took up his bed, and walked: and on the same day was the s On Today’s Gospel 11h sedan Catholicjules.net God our Father deigned that Abraham should be a father of a multitude of nations, a precursor to what we now know to be true, that we are children of God our Father King of the Universe. Through the glory of His Son our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ we have entered into the deep and intimate relationship with God our Heavenly Father by our baptism.  And so as we count down the days to Easter let us strive to remain holy and steadfa