Salvator Mundi - Painting by Dino Carbetta

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“Savior of the World - Painting by Dino Carbetta” ...

In contemplating the Incarnation, we encounter the renewing grace of Christ. "Christ is your Son before all ages, yet now he is born in time. He has come to lift all things to himself, to restore unity to creation, and to lead mankind from exile into your heavenly kingdom." The mystery of Christ, beginning in the Virgin Mary's womb and fully revealed on the Cross, permeates history and consecrates humanity. Jesus' Pasch in every Eucharist draws us into redemption. The Eucharist is the living presence of Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever. "In the most blessed Eucharist is contained the whole spiritual good of the Church, namely Christ himself our Pasch and the living bread which gives life to men through His flesh—that flesh which is given life and gives life through the Holy Spirit." The ecclesiastical institution, in compliance with the imperative of Christ, "Do this in remembrance of me," observes the Eucharist as the ultimate pinnacle and primary origin of its existence. The sacramental signs of Christ's sacrifice, the consecrated bread and wine, invite us into communion with the Lord, transforming us into what we receive and enabling us to live fully in Him. The Eucharist is not solely a means of sustenance for the spirit, but rather an invitation to manifest Christ's love and selflessness in our daily existence. This artwork, "Salvator Mundi," encapsulates a profound verity, portraying the perpetual existence of Christ, the Redeemer of the Universe, who presents Himself as the sustenance for a regenerated existence. As we receive the Bread of Life, we are called to be instruments of God's mercy and compassion in the world, finding strength for our journey, a foretaste of the heavenly banquet, and a call to deeper communion with God and one another. "We are transformed through this encounter and sent to illuminate the world with Christ’s love."

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“Savior of the World - Painting by Dino Carbetta” ...<br />
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In contemplating the Incarnation, we encounter the renewing grace of Christ. "Christ is your Son before all ages, yet now he is born in time. He has come to lift all things to himself, to restore unity to creation, and to lead mankind from exile into your heavenly kingdom." The mystery of Christ, beginning in the Virgin Mary's womb and fully revealed on the Cross, permeates history and consecrates humanity. Jesus' Pasch in every Eucharist draws us into redemption. The Eucharist is the living presence of Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever. "In the most blessed Eucharist is contained the whole spiritual good of the Church, namely Christ himself our Pasch and the living bread which gives life to men through His flesh—that flesh which is given life and gives life through the Holy Spirit." The ecclesiastical institution, in compliance with the imperative of Christ, "Do this in remembrance of me," observes the Eucharist as the ultimate pinnacle and primary origin of its existence. The sacramental signs of Christ's sacrifice, the consecrated bread and wine, invite us into communion with the Lord, transforming us into what we receive and enabling us to live fully in Him. The Eucharist is not solely a means of sustenance for the spirit, but rather an invitation to manifest Christ's love and selflessness in our daily existence. This artwork, "Salvator Mundi," encapsulates a profound verity, portraying the perpetual existence of Christ, the Redeemer of the Universe, who presents Himself as the sustenance for a regenerated existence. As we receive the Bread of Life, we are called to be instruments of God's mercy and compassion in the world, finding strength for our journey, a foretaste of the heavenly banquet, and a call to deeper communion with God and one another. "We are transformed through this encounter and sent to illuminate the world with Christ’s love."

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