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“By way of parenthesis let me say that this hand on the tomb has a lovely lesson for all those unfortunate members of Christ who have fallen into mortal sin. In them, Jesus lies dead - as dead as he was on this Sabbath of twenty centuries ago. But on them, as on this tomb, the hand of Mary, the…” quote by M. Raymond
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““By way of parenthesis let me say that this hand on the tomb has a lovely lesson for all those unfortunate members of Christ who have fallen into mortal sin. In them, Jesus lies dead - as dead as he was on this Sabbath of twenty centuries ago. But on them, as on this tomb, the hand of Mary, the Refuge of Sinners, rests, awaiting and praying for the Resurrection of Christ within them! May those who are in such a state fell that hand as they read this book, and bring Christ to life within them by asking Mary to help them make a perfect act of contrition, which is an act of love, this moment. She can grant such a grace; for she is Mediatrix of all grace!””

M. Raymond

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

A meditation on the tomb hand of Mary invites believers to seek resurrection through prayer, viewing Mary as a conduit of divine grace for sinners.

In simple terms: Mary's hand offers a path to resurrection.

Key Takeaway

Pray for transformation.

Themes

Faith Prayer Resurrection Grace Mary

Mood

devout hopeful

Type

spiritual inspirational

When to use this quote

  • Masses
  • Personal prayer
  • Spiritual retreats

Key Concepts

Mediatrix Concept Spiritual Healing Devotional Practice

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does Mary’s intercession affect personal faith?
  • What does true contrition entail?
A Different Perspective

Reliance on intercessors may overlook personal responsibility.

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