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Good Friday is a day of sorrow and reflection in the Catholic faith, commemorating the death of Jesus Christ on the cross. Here is a powerful prayer meditation that you can use on Good Friday or at any time throughout the year to draw closer to Jesus and reflect on the meaning of his sacrifice:
“Lord Jesus, as I meditate on your journey to the cross, I am overwhelmed by the love you had for me. You willingly took upon yourself the weight of my sins and the sins of the world, and you endured the greatest suffering and shame that any person could endure.
As I ponder the pain and anguish that you experienced, I am filled with gratitude for your unending love and mercy. I thank you for taking on my sin and for offering me the gift of salvation.
Help me to remember that your death was not in vain, but rather the greatest act of love that the world has ever known. May I strive to follow in your footsteps and to love others as you have loved me.
I offer you my heart and my soul, Lord Jesus. May your Passion and death be a source of strength and inspiration for me, now and always. Amen.”
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