So this weekend is Palm Sunday, which means that we will hear from the entire Passion of Jesus Christ at mass. So, prepare your body to stand for a long time. What is so beautiful about this Sunday is that we learn about God’s infinite love. Jesus Christ goes to the greatest lengths to prove His love for us. This is so beautiful because, as Christians, this Palm Sunday reminds us that the perfect shape for a Christian is a cross. The shape of the cross goes infinitely outward in all directions, a symbol of self-gift, a symbol of incredible love. And we are called to imitate the Lord’s incredible love for us.
Have a blessed Palm Sunday. I love this idea of God’s infinite love. It gives me goosebumps. I am so pumped for Holy Week. You are in my prayers. This is Spirit Juice, peace.
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