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Preaching the Seven Last Words The following meditations on the Seven Last Words of Christ were delivered at the Cathedral of Saint Matthew the Apostle in Washington D.C. on Good Friday, 2025. Each meditation was followed by a musical interlude sung by the choir. Preaching on the Seven Last Words is not part of the Good Friday liturgy. It has instead been traditionally part of the Three Hours Devotion on Good Friday, a practice begun in Lima by the Peruvian Jesuit Alonso Mesia (1665–1732), a ...
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Commonweal (United States) | Apr 01, 2026
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Reviving the Three Hours Devotion with the Seven Last Words may alienate those unfamiliar with this tradition, creating barriers in worship practices.
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Incorporating the Seven Last Words into Good Friday liturgy may dilute the solemnity of the day, overshadowing traditional practices.
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The meditations on the Seven Last Words offer a profound opportunity for spiritual reflection, enhancing the Good Friday experience for the faithful.
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While the Seven Last Words have historical significance, their relevance in contemporary worship should be carefully evaluated by each community.
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The integration of music with the Seven Last Words enriches the meditative experience, fostering a deeper emotional connection to the Passion narrative.
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