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https://www.custodia.org/en/news/gethsemane-most-precious-blood-jesus
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> Gethsemane: the Most Precious Blood of Jesus
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> It was a particular celebration that was hosted in the Basilica of
> Gethsemane on Monday 1st July: the Solemnity of the Most Precious Blood of
> Jesus, which St Paul VI associated with the celebration of Corpus Christi.
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> It is a celebration rich in symbols, starting from its very first gesture:
> scattering red rose petals on the stone which, according to tradition, was
> soaked with the blood of Jesus during his agony and which is remembered –
> with the same gesture – on the Thursday before Easter.  In the Bible, blood
> always refers to the concept of sacrifice and the offering of life:
> starting from the pages of Genesis and Exodus. Blood represents a link in
> the story of a man with that of God. In the New Testament, it plays an even
> more significant role: with the Passion and the Death of Jesus Christ, the
> most perfect revelation of the love of God the Father, from which the
> Church was born and around which we are united in every celebration and man
> obtains salvation from his sins.
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> This solemnity continues to be celebrated in the exact place where Jesus
> shed his blood. The Custos of the Holy Land, Fr. Francesco Patton, who
> celebrated the Eucharist, underlined the Franciscan aspect of this
> solemnity. "St Francis mentions the Blood of Christ on  numerous
> occasions,” he said during his comment on the Gospel, “as though to remind
> us that the whole life of Jesus is given for love.”The Custos, following in
> the steps of St Francis, underlined the close bond between the place of the
> celebration and two other places in Jerusalem: the Cenacle, where Jesus
> gave the sacrament of his body and his blood and Calvary where blood was
> shed for our salvation.
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> "Celebrating this feast, we remember everything that this day recalls,”
> commented Patton "the mystery of the life of Jesus, given wholly for love;
> the mystery of his humanity which is in tune with the will of his Father,
> but also the mystery of our call, thanks to the presence of the Holy Spirit
> which allows us to receive the sacrament and follow in the steps of Jesus,
> being able, like him, to make of our lives a gift of love as Jesus did for
> his.”
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> As tradition has it, at the end of the celebration, many faithful stopped
> to pray at Gethsemane, on the stone placed under the altar, in memory of
> the work of the Blood of Jesus which redeemed us. Leaving, they took the
> rose petals with them: a symbol of the memory of Christ’s sacrifice.
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> Giovanni Malaspina
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