La croix et la passion : Bonnes adresses vendredi . Les mots que nous pourrions ne jamais savoir. Prie tous les Francisof St. assise nuit, disant nothingfrom début à la fin mais, 0 Mon Dieu !0 Mon Dieu ! Ce que des aveux et de charité, que grâce-litanies de supplication, l'indicible whatlove mots contenus.Éli, Éli, lama sabachthani ? Thewords ; aucun ne peut jamais être traduit. La leçon de ce que nous pouvons nous takewith maintenant dans le silence de notre prayersis la leçon de la réalité de la sym-pathie de Jésus. Il sait ce qu'il meansto souffrent, et il sait ce que cela signifie que towonder pourquoi. La Cour suprême est thatwhich la douleur touche l'esprit

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The cross and passion : Good Friday addresses . the words we may never know. St. Francisof Assisi prays all night, saying nothingfrom beginning to end but, 0 my God!0 my God! What confessions and thanks-givings, what litanies of supplication, whatlove unspeakable the words contained.Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani ? No; thewords can never be translated. The lesson of it which we may takewith us now into the silence of our prayersis the lesson of the reality of the sym-pathy of Jesus. He knows what it meansto suffer, and he knows what it means towonder why. The supreme pain is thatwhich touches mind and soul. The su-preme crisis in the tragedy of life is thatmoment when we seem to be forsakeneven by God. Jesus Christ understandsthat. The awful doubt which invades theheart of man, he knows. His blessed sym-pathy is with us. We know that we can 47 Zhc Cross anb Ipassion go on, because he did. And we know that, gomg on, we shall come, as he came, mtothe light, into the joy of God, into thepeace which passeth understanding. 48 Zhc jfiftb Morb. ^be mtth Morb I. NE third of the gospel nar-Irative is occupied with thehistory of this week. Chap-|ter after chapter, which might have contained a rec- ord of the words and works of our blessedLord, is taken up with a recital of whathis enemies said and did agamst him. Thusare we taught the importance of his blesseddeath. Not by his teaching only did he saveus; not by his sinless life did he redeem us.We are saved by his blood. Recall how often and in how many waysthat is repeated:—My blood, which is shedfor you and for many, for the remissionof sins; —redemption through his blood;— peace through the blood of his cross;—the people sanctified with his own blood ;—redeemed with the precious blood ofChrist. Remember how both of the sacra-ments are connected with the cross: —weare baptized mto his death; we offer hisbroken body and shed blood as a memorialof his death. 51 XLhc Cross anb jpassion It is remarkable, however, how br

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