EPISODE · May 22, 2023 · 43 MIN
Humanity Also Ascends to Heaven
from Ad Jesum per Mariam · host Ad Jesum per Mariam
The Ascension: Humanity Also Rises to Heaven! Understand the Implications! Many members of the Body of Christ fail to appreciate the immense greatness of the Ascension’s mystery. After 40 days since Easter Sunday, we find ourselves immersed in the context of this significant day, symbolizing a triumph over death. In the Gospel, we witness the disciples grappling with doubt as they yearn to believe in and fully comprehend the Resurrection. Interestingly, the early Church acknowledged the disciples’ doubts and even considered them worthy of gratitude. It was through this doubt that the Lord provided compelling evidence of His victory. Find further insight on this matter in the Homily. During this celebration, we not only honor the Lord’s ascent to His rightful place at the right hand of God, but we also commemorate humanity’s elevation to Heaven alongside Him. What does this signify? It signifies that humanity’s true abode is in the realm of heaven, not rooted in earthly matters. Our ultimate home lies in the heavenly realm. The Feast of the Ascension embodies a paradox. Although the Lord departs from our physical presence, He remains with us. As the eternal God who never left heaven, He dwelled among us as a human being. His ascent to heaven does not signify His abandonment of us but rather His continuous presence. To delve deeper into this enigma, listen further to this Homily. Our Lady’s Three Titles Referring to This Period Between the Ascension and Pentecost Listen to the three titles of Our Lady referring to this period between the Ascension and Pentecost. Lear more within the Homily. The Ascension Icon Hear the description of a remarkable art icon depicting the Ascension, believed to have originated around the sixth century. The image portrays the Lord adorned in a radiant garment, symbolizing the unity of His divinity and humanity. He is seated upon His throne, surrounded by angels who sound their trumpets. The disciples gather around Our Lady in this depiction. For more details about this captivating icon, which you can observe on this page, I encourage you to listen further. Listen to this conference on the Ascension, where you will gain additional insights on the topic of Humanity Also Ascending to Heaven.
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The Ascension: Humanity Also Rises to Heaven! Understand the Implications! Many members of the Body of Christ fail to appreciate the immense greatness of the Ascension’s mystery. After 40 days since Easter Sunday, we find ourselves immersed in the context of this significant day, symbolizing a triumph over death. In the Gospel, we witness the disciples grappling with doubt as they yearn to believe in and fully comprehend the Resurrection. Interestingly, the early Church acknowledged the disciples’ doubts and even considered them worthy of gratitude. It was through this doubt that the Lord provided compelling evidence of His victory. Find further insight on this matter in the Homily. During this celebration, we not only honor the Lord’s ascent to His rightful place at the right hand of God, but we also commemorate humanity’s elevation to Heaven alongside Him. What does this signify? It signifies that humanity’s true abode is in the realm of heaven, not rooted in earthly matters. Our ultimate home lies in the heavenly realm. The Feast of the Ascension embodies a paradox. Although the Lord departs from our physical presence, He remains with us. As the eternal God who never left heaven, He dwelled among us as a human being. His ascent to heaven does not signify His abandonment of us but rather His continuous presence. To delve deeper into this enigma, listen further to this Homily. Our Lady’s Three Titles Referring to This Period Between the Ascension and Pentecost Listen to the three titles of Our Lady referring to this period between the Ascension and Pentecost. Lear more within the Homily. The Ascension Icon Hear the description of a remarkable art icon depicting the Ascension, believed to have originated around the sixth century. The image portrays the Lord adorned in a radiant garment, symbolizing the unity of His divinity and humanity. He is seated upon His throne, surrounded by angels who sound their trumpets. The disciples gather around Our Lady in this depiction. For more details about this captivating icon, which you can observe on this page, I encourage you to listen further. Listen to this conference on the Ascension, where you will gain additional insights on the topic of Humanity Also Ascending to Heaven.
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