TRIDUUM RETREAT - Holy Saturday: Seven Stories Of Salvation

Godsplaining

Dominican Friars Province of St. Joseph

Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 10 April 2020

⏱️ 37 minutes

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In this episode, Fr. Gregory, Fr. Jacob Bertrand, and Fr. Patrick take you through a virtual tour of the seven Old Testament readings of the Easter Vigil. Together, we'll meditate upon these different moments in the story of salvation that lead the People of God to the revelation of Christ in the fullness of time.

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0:00.0	Welcome to God's Plaining.
0:07.0	Contemplative Preachers, Contemporary Age.
0:10.0	Each week, join the Dominican friars as they consider all things Catholic.
0:15.0	Welcome to God's planning and this our third episode in our Tridum retreat on Holy Saturday. I'm Father Jacob Bertrand Jansick and I'm
0:24.8	joined here by Father Gregory Pine here in DC and with Father Patrick Briscoe who is
0:30.5	up in Providence, Rhode Island.
0:33.1	Today, on this third day of the retreat,
0:35.8	we are going to look at the seven readings
0:39.3	from the Old Testament, a sort of history
0:41.9	or a course through salvation history to meditate on the readings to share our thoughts.
0:47.0	If you haven't had the chance yet, feel free to go back and listen to our retreat podcast from Holy Thursday.
0:56.6	We did a sort of stay-at-home pilgrimage,
0:58.6	seven church walk and through the major and minor Basilica of Rome,
1:03.0	and then on Friday, the seven last words of Christ
1:05.9	from the cross, and today the seven Old Testament readings
1:09.4	that we hear at the Easter Vigil.
1:15.6	The Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday really is the great celebration or the beginning
1:18.8	of the great celebration of our Lord's resurrection.
1:22.4	And as you probably well know,
1:24.8	the Easter Vigil begins in the darkness of Holy Saturday night
1:28.8	and comes alive with the Easter fire from which the Pascal candle is lit.
1:35.0	If you can imagine in your in your mind or if you remember from
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