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Exaltation (Elevation) of the Precious Cross

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1. We need to enter into the feeling of the Lord’s suffering for our sake, and Easter will seem brighter Easter is just around the corner. But before the light of Easter, we must go through the darkness of Holy Week, when we remember the darkening of the sun at the hour of the crucifixion of our Savior. I wish you to enter into the feeling of the Lord’s suffering for our sake... and together with Him to grieve for ourselves. If the Lord gives you this, then Easter will seem brighter to you (1, p. 65). 2. Manage to always be with the Lord - and you will always celebrate a bright Easter Manage to always be with the Lord - and you will always celebrate a bright Easter. You can see for yourself what is required for this. All that remains is to do what is required. But never allow yourself to scream: it’s just trouble! Attention - self-resistance - appeal to the Lord Savior... Here are all the weapons for you! Not a single enemy can stand (4, p. 142)! 3. Easter greetings I congratulate you on the Bright Resurrection of Christ. Grant you, Lord, more of all joys - both earthly and heavenly (8, p. 33). Thank you for your congratulations. I also send you my best wishes, so that the days of your life may pass in the light of the resurrection - in the light of which holy Baptism has made us partakers. God bless you!.. I greet you with this general Christian greeting and pray to the Lord: may He grant you to taste with your heart the joy of the resurrection and thereby sweeten all your bitterness (8, pp. 50–51). I congratulate you on the occasion of the Holy Resurrection of Christ. I wish you all kinds of joys, more than those in the Lord the Savior (8, p. 67). The blessed holiday is still ongoing. Grant you, Lord, to continuously experience festive joys. You did well that you overcame yourself for the holiday in order to celebrate it with everyone in the church. This is the head and root of all holidays (8, p. 71). You might be interested in:
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