Now at the altar. A sacrifice in once and for all 2000 years ago. Father now another symbol of the risen lord. After the introduction, we will take part. Amen. [speaking in native language] dear Brothers And Sisters, blessings of the god our father the sprinkling of holy water revived in us in which we were immersed in order to rise again to new life. Our new father sacrificed on the cross, he make living watters flow. [speaking in native language] glory to you, the church is in a bath of water with the word of life. [speaking in native language] glory to you of spirit who turned the waters of baptism transform us. Holy father. Now taking the holy water. Take a moment to bless ourselves. [speaking in native language] name got the almighty god cleanse us of our sins. The cost for the two share at the table of his kingdom. Greetings. And we pray. [speaking in native language] of god, for your Only Begotten son has conquered death and unlocked us the path to eternity, we who keep the resu
Crucified has risen as he said. Hallelujah. The Easter Proclamation does not offer a mirage or reveal a magic formula. It does not point to an escape from the difficult situation were facing. The pandemic is still at its height. While the social and economic crisis remains severe, especially for the poor. Nonetheless. This is scandalous, Armed Conflict has not ended and military arsenals are being strengthened. And this is todays scandal. In the face of or better in the midst of this complex reality the Easter Proclamation speaks, speaks concisely of the event that gives us hope that does not disappoint. Jesus crucified has risen. It speaks to us not about angels or ghosts but about a man, a man of Flesh And Bone with a face and a name, squeeze sus jesus. The gospel testified Jesus Crucified under pontius pilate, claiming he was christ, the son of god. On the third day he rose in accordance with the scriptures just as he himself had foretold. He his disciples. The crucified jesus, not