This week on the SSPX podcast, we'll be sharing the parish mission from St. Vincent DePaul's in Kansas City as it was delivered in 2020.

Today, on the Wednesday of Holy Week, we'll be hearing from Father Michael Goldaddy on the topic of the crowning with thorns.

If you would like to hear more parish missions, reflections, conferences, as well as our crisis in the church series, and questions with father

series, please visit SSPXpodcast.com. Now we'll turn to the Wednesday evening conference from

Father Goldaddy.

Come Holy Ghost, fill the hearts of thy faithful, and in kindle on them the fire of thy love.

Send forth thy spirit, and they shall be created, and thou shalt renew the face of the earth.

Let us pray.

O God, O God, just instruct the hearts of thy faithful, by light the Holy Ghost, grant that by the gift of the same spirit,

to be evergely wise,iced in his consolation through the same

Christ our Lord amen. Amen. Hail Mary, full of grace. The Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among the

and blessed is a fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen.

Our lady, mother of sorrows, pray for us. In name at the hour of our death amen our lady mother of sorrows pray for us

in name of the father and the son of the holy ghost amen we come to day three and we are following

the sorrowful mysteries of the rosary for our virtual mission.

The third sorrowful mystery is the crowning of our Lord with thorns.

The sacred head of our Lord has a crown and not just a wreath,

but a very cap of thorns on his head.

It's a special torture that deserves its own consideration,

both for its special pain, but also because of its symbolism.

The head is the most noble member of the body.

Physically, of course this is where the senses will collect information and it is changed

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