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God is Always With Us: A Reflection for Holy Week (Wednesday 16th April 2025)

18 April 2025 by Gerry Lynch

A painting depicts a group of people seated at a table in a dimly lit room, sharing a meal. The central figure, dressed in a blue robe, holds bread, while others around the table engage in conversation. A woman in a yellow dress and hat stands to the left, holding a tray. The background shows a landscape with mountains visible through a window. The scene captures a moment of communal dining and interaction, with a warm, intimate atmosphere.

The Christ who breaks bread with the disciples is the same God cries out “My God, why have you forsaken me” on the Cross.

Categories Holy Week Reflections, Reflection Tags emmaus, ts eliot

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