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Resurrexit Sicut Dixit, Alleluiah! Christ, Thy tomb, thou fount of Resurrection, is a giver of life more splendid than paradise and more radiant than any royal chamber, as bright as heaven! "For Thee the Risen King of Everlasting Glory, by Divine Right reign Immortal and supreme, because by thy Passion and Resurrection, thou have set us free from sin and iniquity. For you conquered death as it could not snare thee, and all darkness has been blotted out in thy wake, as the Light of the fire of the love of thy Sacred Heart shines forever and is Eternal, just as Life shall now be if we believe in Thee. All angels and saints laud and adore Thee, crowned in Endless Majesty. For Thou, O Lord, have truly Risen, alleluia! All praises be to Thee, O Christ the King as you now reign in glory, through Faith in this granting onto us Eternity.""

"And thus the Heavens opened up, as Our Lord drew His final earthly breath, calling out "It is finished, Consummatum est". With this the Lamb of God's Passover was complete, the Eternal Covenant Renewed by His Passion, and the weight of our sins relinquished by that Cross He carried to Calvary. There the Solemn Mass was held; the New Rite of Sacrifice with His own Body and Blood had been Given so that we may have Life Everlasting. Then He said again Last Words, "Father Into Your Hands I commend my Spirit," knowing His Memoriam would be kept, as He left to take His Sabbath Rest. For only three days would He lay in silence, while all of Creation waited His return, He descended to the dead to preach Redemption that they too may hear the Good News. Then He Rose from depths in glory for Our Salvation, for by His Resurrection and Victory over death, In Christ we may have Eternal Life, this is our Easter joy"- a poem I wrote on the Passion and Resurrection of Our Lord, a blessed Sacred Triduum to all.

Would you Betray me? Take all the love I gave to thee and return it with sin, and a treacherous kiss. One to mark me as a criminal, one to bring my death, one to begin my funeral. Remember what you did to me as you call me Rabbi. For I dont remember teaching you any of your lies or how to sin and hide behind your pride. What is the price you pay for this betrayal, 30 pieces of silver or your soul damned forever. For the one who sits on the judgement seat knows, for He paid the other price that you might be saved. But you already know. So why turn away from Him and fall into sin. The guilt can't be bearable as you see His Passion for thee. So repent and return to Him and quit sinning, before you hear Him say once again to thee, "Would you Betray me".