Bonus: The Paschal Sermon of St. John Chrysostom

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Matt Fradd

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🗓️ 1 April 2018

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Happy Easter, friends!

The music you can hear beneath Chrysostom's meditation is the Jesus Prayer "Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner!" You can find it on Youtube here.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Christ is risen from the dead,
0:07.4	by death he trampled death,
0:11.8	and to those in the tomb he granted life.
0:18.4	Christ is risen from the dead,
0:25.7	by death he trampled death,
0:30.0	and to those in the tomb he granted life.
0:36.6	Christ is risen from the dead,
0:43.7	by death he trampled death,
0:47.9	and to those in the tomb he granted life.
0:55.1	Happy Easter. Happy solemnity of solemnities.
0:59.5	The greatest sermon for Easter ever written
1:02.4	was not written by St. Thomas Aquinas,
1:04.2	but by St. John Chrysostom,
1:06.0	the Archbishop of Constantinople.
1:08.3	I'd like to read that for you now.
1:09.8	It's quite brief.
1:10.8	It'll only take a minute,
1:12.4	and that'll be the end of this bonus episode.
1:14.8	Have a drink today.
1:16.2	Rejoicing Christ today.
1:18.0	This sermon will teach you how to do that.
1:23.4	If any man be devout and love God,
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