St. Anne’s R.C. Church “Our Love shines through” Est. 1895

88 Second Ave. Brentwood, New York 11717 (631) 273-8113 Fax (631) 436-7914

Parish Website: www. stannebrentwood.org Parish Email: stannesbrentwood@gmail.com

PARISH MEMBERHIP: We welcome all new families! To register as a part of the family of Saint Anne’s Parish, please stop by the Rectory Office to fill out a simple registration form.

You have joined a wonderful community! Office hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00a.m.-12:00 noon, 1:00p.m - 5:00p.m. & 7:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

Friday & Saturday 9:00a.m. - 1:00p.m. CLOSED SUNDAYS.

Welcome • Bienvenidos • Bienvenue

March 25 , 2018— Palm Sunday—Holy Week

To keep the faith alive for future generations, please consider remembering St. Anne’s in your Will.

The Pastoral Staff

Rev. Stanislaw Wadowski, Pastor Rev. Eden Jean-Baptiste, Associate Pastor

Rev. Victor Evangelista Valses, Associate Pastor Deacon Thomas R. Samson

Deacon Jay Alvarado Deacon John E. Walters Deacon Andres Colpa

Mrs. Marge Baum, Pastoral Associate Mrs. Sue Lindsay, Director of Music

Mrs. Bertha Keenan, Director of Family Faith Formation Mrs. Janet Lambert, Outreach Coordinator

MASS SCHEDULE

Monday - Friday: 12:00 Noon and 5:30 PM (English) Wednesday: 7:30 PM (French Creole)

Thursday: 7:00 PM (Spanish) Saturday: 9:00 AM (English)

WEEKENDS:

Saturday: 5:00 PM (English), 7:00 PM (Spanish) Sunday: 7:30 AM (English), 9:00 AM (Spanish), 11:00 AM (English), 12:30 PM (French Creole),

5:00 pm (English)

HOLY DAYS: Will be announced as each Holyday is celebrated.

THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:

Saturdays 4:00 - 4:45 PM in English & Spanish

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS Joseph Viviani Sr.., Robert Newell, Joel Aurback, Pat Dowling, Jacob Hartner, Ann Cisco, Ann Langone, Carmela Inguanti, Antoinette Inguanti, Ned Sweeny,

Gloria Torres, Ysha Colliccino, Carmine Calliccino, Carol DiMuro, Erin Wil-liams, Michael Toscano, James Paladino, Pat Rassanen,

Jenny Jamsy Rodriguez, Taylor Chanoine,

PRAY FOR THOSE WHO ARE SERVING IN THE MILITARY

Steven Reyes Luis Vieta Thomas Shelton Trinifer Garcia Richard Laureano Robert Gilman William Suhr Shawn G. Muller Daniel Mejia Sr. Mariana Rodriguez John Lampkin Colin McNulty Alexandria Talleriso Joseph A. Rodriguez William Krausch Jr. Stacey Delano Matthew James Murphy Omer Cadet Jon Jay Uebel Angel Gonzalez Peter Daniel Rivera Kevin Shaw Tyler Rodriguez Stephen Gregory Angel Gonzalez Keith Jermyn

Christopher A. Cary Ryan Gregory Americo Otero Matthew Ghiringhelli

WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, March 24, 2018 5:00 - Edward Santana III, Chino †

James Deegan †

7:00 - (Spanish) Available Sunday, March 25, 2018 PALM SUNDAY 7:30 - Rose Hager †

9:00 - (Spanish) Fernando Francisco †

Santos E. Umanzor †

Maria Dionisia Melgar (12th Aniv.) †

9:15 - (LOWER CHURCH) Available 11:30 - The Haig & Byrne Families †

Eileen Cross †

1:00 -(Haitain) Suzette Fleurisca in thanksgiving In thanksgiving for Marilyn Jeffries & family (Liv.) 5:00 - Nicolas Schaus † St. Anne’s Parishioners (Living & Deceased)

Monday, March 26,2018 12:00 - Margaret Calandra †

5:30 - Availiable

Tuesday, March 27, 2018 12:00 - Margaret Calandra †

5:30 - Available

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

12:00 - Ryan Pierre Special Intention (Liv) Michael Ferlini 5:30 - Available 7:00 - (Haitian) Available

Thursday, March 29, 2018 HOLY THURSDAY 9:00 - Morning Prayer 7:00 - Liturgy of the Last Supper St. Anne’s Parishioners Living and Deceased Friday, March 30, 2018 GOOD FRIDAY

9:00 - Morning Prayer 2:00 - (English) (Church) Liturgy of the Lords Passion 2:00 - (Spanish) Live Stations of the Cross beginning at the Brentwood Recreational Center. 3:00 - (Bilingual) Liturgy of Good Friday (Church) 5:00 - (English) Stations of the Cross 7:00 - (Haitian) Stations of the Cross

Saturday, March 31, 2018 HOLY SATURDAY

9:00 - Morning Prayer 7:00 - (Bilingual) EASTER VIGIL MASS St. Anne’s Parishioners Living & Deceased Sunday, April 1st , 2018 EASTER SUNDAY 7:30 - Thomas Chako †

Walter Kampfl †

9:00 - (Spanish) Available 9:15 - (LOWER CHURCH) St. Anne’s Parishioners Living & Deceased 11:30 - Paul Delgado †

Andonino Sarisi †

1:00 -(Haitain) Suzette Fleurisca in thanksgiving Garbrielle Jourdin (Liv.) 5:00 - NO MASS ON EASTER SUNDAY

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Parish Offices: 631-273-8113

Parish Fax: 631-436-7914

Office of Family Faith Formation: 231-7344

Fr. Thomas Conerty Outreach: 273-8113 ex 229

Haitian/American Apostolate: 951- 0129

Hospitality Too/Soup Kitchen: 516-983-5378

Our Lady of Providence Regional School: 234-6324

St. Anne’s Gardens (Senior Housing): 516-952-5411

Eucharist to the Homebound: 631-273-8113

Pronto: 231-8290 Catholic Charities Immigrant Service: 631-789-5235

Our Weekly Collections:

Weekend of February 4th, 2018

This information was not available at

time of print.

Thank you for your continuous support

of St. Anne’s Church and Parish

Outreach. Your support is so appreciated.

Please try to increase your weekly offering, take a step up!

BAPTISM

Let us welcome all the new Babies and their

families who were Baptized this past weekend.

REMINDER NEXT WEEKEND

IS EASTER SUNDAY.

WE HAVE ONE EXTRA MASS AT 9:15 a.m.

(SPANISH) IN THE LOWER CHURCH

AND THE 11:00a.m. MASS BECOMES 11:30

AND THE 12:30p.m. HAITIAN MASS BECOMES 1:00 P.M.

Dear Sisters and Brothers,

This Lent is at its end, it lasts until the Mass of the Lord’s Supper Holt

Thursday evening at 7;00 p.m. and with the Palm Sunday we are entering the

Holy Week and Paschal Triduum, that ends with the Resurrection Sunday.

The Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord, 25th March, is

transferred this year to Monday, 9 April. This Sunday we celebrate the solemn

entrance of Christ to Jerusalem, the event that directly sparked the authorities to

proceed with the arrest of Jesus, fearing of his growing popularity, and judging

him to be a threat to the public and political order.

On Palm Sunday, we start the Masses with the blessing of the palms, and processing with them to the altar. That simple

gesture puts us into the crowd of people, who see in Christ the messianic promise come to realization, and wants to make him their

King. We become more visibly involved in those events, that ultimately brought arrest, condemnation and execution of Christ. We

don’t want to be just a spectators of the events regarding Jesus, but we want to be an active participants with Jesus, as we too have

understood, that he is the Savior of the world. So no matter what happens to him, we want to follow him, because no matter what

is happening to us, he is with us always, until the end of time, and beyond. The events of Holy Week, are supposed to make us into

humble followers of Christ, that we would suffer and die with him on Good Friday, and ultimately rise with him to new and

eternal life on Easter Sunday.

We want our faith to become a reality in our life, and the Holy Week is the best reminder and an invitation to it. So let us

follow the lead of faith, and dedicate some extra time to Christ, so that we may have a greater claim to his victory over suffering

and death. Already this Sunday, in the afternoon after the 5pm Mass, we will show the movie: The Passion of Christ by Mel

Gibson on our big screen in the basement of the church. This movie, is a beautiful representation of what has happened to Jesus

and is worthy to be seen, to open our sensitivity to Christ and to participation in his Passion, and then in his glory. If you didn’t see

it on a big screen, you should come to see it this time, to be impressed by Christ. Do you want to be impressed by Christ ??? Do

you want to be touched by Christ ??? Do you want to be loved by Christ ??? Do you want to be healed by Christ ??? Do you want

to be blessed by Christ ??? Do you want to be forgiven by Christ ??? Do you want to be befriended by Christ ??? Do you want to

be saved by Christ ??? Or you are too busy, you have your own agenda, your better shows to watch, your better things to do, more

funny, more pleasant, more entertaining, simply your own better thing ??? This applies to all celebrations of the Holy Week.

Ok !!! Your choice !!! I would rather be with Christ. I am sure that we will have some popcorn for you, if this is what you need

for movie night. I will try to get some pizza slices, and Esperanza can heat them up for you for dinner.

On Monday of Holy Week, we will have Confessions for everyone from 3pm to 9pm. Just come, so one or three of us

priests will be there to help you, to get closer to Jesus and to experience the power of his mercy. Some people say that they have

no sins, I guess, they can apply for canonization for themselves, but if you are not sure of your holiness, you may always ask those

who live with you, to tell you if you are perfect yet.

Then we will celebrate The Last Super on Holy Thursday, with the washing of the feet on Holy Thursday, then Living

Way of the Cross on Holy Friday, then Easter Vigil Mass on Holy Saturday at 7:00 p.m., and then Easter the Resurrection of our

Lord on Sunday.

Let us remember to observe Fast on Good Friday, as a sign of our solidarity with Christ in saving the world and in

penance for our own sins. All are invited to participate with Christ, so to share with him in all things.

God bless everyone !!! Have a good Holy Week !!! Hope to see you in church at all the services we have to offer.

Fr. Stan

SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION ST. ANNE’S PARISH

SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION Baptism: For children under 5, please contact the Parish Office (273-8113) for an appointment to speak with a Priest or Deacon at least several weeks before the Baptism. For older children, contact the Office of Family Faith Formation (231-7344). First Holy Communion: Children usually begin Religious Education studies in the First Grade and are prepared for Communion in the Second Grade. Call the Family Faith Formation Office (231-7344) to register your child the summer before the school year begins. Confirmation: This Sacrament is currently cele-brated in the Eighth Grade after 2 years of prepara-tion. Please call the Religious Education Office (231-7344) for more information.

SACRAMENTS OF HEALING Sacrament of the Sick: Call the Parish Office at any time to arrange for the Anointing of the Sick either at home or in the hospital. Reconciliation: The Sacrament is celebrated every Saturday from 4:00 - 4:45 PM in the Church or by appointment.

SACRAMENTS OF VOCATION Marriage: Congratulations! Couples planning to marry should make an appointment with a Priest or Deacon at least eight (8) months in advance of the wedding to allow time for adequate preparation. Holy Orders: Is God calling you? Call a Priest or Deacon to discern a possible vocation to the Priesthood, Diaconate or the Religious life.

DEVOTIONS Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: Each Thursday from 12:30 PM until 5:15 PM. First Fri-day from 5:30 PM until 7:00 PM. Rosary after the 12:00 daily Mass. Miraculous Medal Novena: Monday after the 12:00 Mass and First Saturday from 8:15 - 9:00 AM.

OUTREACH St. Anne’s Outreach Ministry (Fr. Thomas Conerty Outreach) is open every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00p.m. The Food Pantry operates on the same days from 9:30 AM to 1:00p.m. only. Please call 273-8113 ext. 229.

ALL NIGHT PRO-LIFE VIGIL Every 3rd Friday of the Month; 9:00p.m. to 6:00 a.m. in the Chapel next to Parish Business office. All are welcome.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES

Congregate Meal Program

ATTENTION SENIORS

We would like to invite you

to ST. ANNE GARDENS

80 Second Ave, Brentwood

Here in Brentwood at 80 Second Ave. Brentwood. Come join us for an afternoon meal every Tuesday

and Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in the community room.

This program is funded by Suffolk County Office

for the Aging. Please call :

Izabela Silwowska—Program Coordinator at : 631-

789-5219 to register and to receive more

information.

Entrenamiento del Programa

Virtus

(Español Únicamente)

Jueves, 12 Abril 2018

de 7:30 p.m.

En los Bajos de la Iglesia

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DIOCESE OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE

OFFICE OF THE BISHOP

Easter 2018

Dear Friends:

Truly the Lord is risen! He is risen indeed!

Today we speak these words which echo back to the first days of Christ’s resurrection. After walking with

Christ on the road to Calvary, we now joyfully go forth as the disciples did on the road to Emmaus with hearts

burning within us. We celebrate the moment when Christ conquered death and gave us all hope of new life.

Even after nearly 2,000 years, that moment of the Resurrection has not lost any of its power. While myths and

stories eventually fade, we celebrate a historical fact, a living Person who left behind lasting evidence of his

wonders, evidence that the world still seeks to understand.

This is especially true today, as we find ourselves in an historic moment—archeologists have uncovered the

site of Jesus’ resurrection for the first time in nearly 500 years. Within the Church of the Holy Sepulchre,

scholars have restored and conducted research on the tomb of Jesus, also known as the Aedicule. Preliminary

findings confirm that the heart of the structure is the same tomb that Roman Christians discovered and vener-

ated as early as 326AD.

These findings offer us a great source of confidence in our faith. Scientific progress, rather than finding evi-

dence against what we believe, through missionary archeology has given us a stronger connection with the

place of Christ’s burial and resurrection. Further, it provides a powerful image as we reflect upon our own

spiritual lives this Easter.

In its 2,000-year history, Christ’s tomb has endured many trials. It was covered over by slabs of stone, it with-

stood earthquakes, fires and the destruction of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and many believed it had

been lost. So too the life of Christ in our hearts can experience highs and lows—it may be covered over with

our worries and concerns, it may be jeopardized in times of doubt and confusion, or we may even believe it

has faded away.

Yet just as archeologists have opened up this holy site today, we are called this Easter to open our hearts once

again to the power of Christ’s love and mercy. We are called to remove the barriers from our hearts and allow

Christ’s glorified wounds to touch our wounds and the wounds of all humanity.

We profoundly experience this reality at the Easter Vigil. In the darkness of the night and in the darkness of

our lives, the light of Christ is ignited. Beginning with the Paschal candle, that light is passed on from person

to person until the Church is made radiant. The darkness in our hearts is dispelled, and even more beautifully,

it is dispelled by the light that is shared by our brothers and isters in faith. We see in a deeply moving way that

Christ’s light is spread by each of us who carry him with us. In that moment of unity and love, as the Exsultet

proclaims, the Church shakes with joy.

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DIOCESE OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE

OFFICE OF THE BISHOP

The excitement of that evening is not limited to one day, but extends throughout the eight-day Easter Octave.

Each day we are given another story of the Risen Christ, another reason to rejoice. We witness the sorrow of

the devoted women at the tomb transform into joy, we see the despair of Christ’s disciples transform into

hope, and we watch the doubt of St. Thomas transform into faith. And on Divine Mercy Sunday, we

celebrate the gift of God’s mercy that touches the struggles of our own lives and transforms them into

opportunities to grow in holiness. On that day we celebrate the true source of joy in the Gospel, the Good

News: we are forgiven our sins and are called by God to strive for sanctity.

During this joyous season then, we recognize that the Risen Christ’s presence, his touch, his personal words

of assurance tangibly changed the lives of his followers, as they can change our own lives even today.

Though Christ ascended into heaven, we remember that we can still have a personal relationship with him

through the gifts of the Holy Spirit and the Church which were given at Pentecost. His presence has never

left us.

Indeed most powerfully, Christ’s presence remains in the Eucharist. While history tells us Christ lived 2,000

years ago, we know he still lives today. He is waiting in our Churches for us to come spend time with him.

He is waiting in our tabernacles for us to come adore him. He is waiting for us to join him at the Mass each

Sunday, where we can share in his suffering, death, and resurrection as if we were by his side those many

years ago.

We are challenged this Easter to allow Christ to change our lives by his healing touch which gives faith,

hope, and love. We commit ourselves to a radical fidelity to Sunday Mass, where Christ can enter our hearts

and begin to transform them. And transformed, our hearts will burn within us, driving us all to spread the

light of Christ and bring about dramatic missionary growth here in the Diocese of Rockville Centre and be-

yond.

Most Reverend John O. Barres

Bishop of Rockville Centre

Post Office Box 9023, Rockville Centre, NY 11571-9023 • phone 516.678.5800 • fax 516.678.3138 •

bishopsoffice@drvc.org

ANNUAL AFTERNOON OF PRAYER & ENRICHMENT

May 15, 2018 @ 1:30pm—3:30 pm

St. Elizabeth Parish (In the Church)

175 Wolf Hill Road, Melville, N.Y. 11747

Cost: $10.00 Advanced registration is required

Presenters: Sr. Mary Alice Piil, CSJ & Christopher Ferraro, MA

Contact: Ellen Zafonte 516-678-5800 Ext. 506

An afternoon of Prayer and Enrichment for all involved in Ministry of Consolation. All parish volunteers and

staff members involved in Ministry of Consolation and Bereavement Ministry are invited to attend this after-

noon of Prayer and Enrichment. Please contact St. Anne’s Parish Office attention Marge

if you would like to attend this program.

Holy Thursday, March 29, 2018

Morning Prayer 9:00 AM

Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7:00 PM

Visits to the Repository until Midnight

Good Friday, March 30, 2018

Morning Prayer 9:00 AM

2:00 PM Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion (English) In Church

Outdoor Living Stations of the Cross

begins at the Brentwood Recreation Center

2:00 PM and concludes at St. Anne’s with the

Liturgy of Good Friday - 3:00 PM (Bilingual)

Stations of the Cross - 5:00 PM (English)

Stations of the Cross - 7:00 PM (Haitian)

Holy Saturday, March 31, 2018

Morning Prayer 9:00 AM

Easter Vigil Mass 7:00 PM (No 5:00 PM Mass )

Easter Sunday, April 1, 2018

Masses 7:30 AM (English), 9:00 AM (Spanish)

9:15 AM (Spanish) Overflow Mass

in Lower Church

11:30 AM (English) , 1:00 PM (Creole)

(No 5:00 PM Mass)

Reconciliation (Confessions)

Monday - March 26, 2018 - 3:00 - 5:00 PM & 7:00 - 9:00 PM

Wednesday, March 28, 2018 - 12:30 - 1:30 PM & 7:00 - 8:00 PM

(No Friday or Saturday Confessions– March 30th, 31st)

Parish Viewing of the Movie “The Passion” Palm Sunday - Lower

Church– March 25th Following the 5:00 p.m.

Sunday Mass. No admission Charge– Free will offering

Subtitled in English & Spanish

Parental discretion! No child will be admitted without a

parent or guardian. Light Refreshments.

Come Help Decorate

Our Church for Easter!

We need your HELP!

Good Friday 3/30/18 evening

following the Haitian Stations

around 7:45p.m.

Święconka (Polish pronunciation: meaning "the blessing of the Easter baskets," is one of the most

enduring and beloved Polish traditions on Holy Saturday. With roots dating back to the early history of Poland, it is also observed their descendants Poles in the U.S., Canada, the UK, and other Polish Parish communities. The more modern form containing bread and eggs (symbols of resurrection and Christ) are said to date from the 12th century.[ The foods in the baskets have a symbolic meaning:

eggs - symbolize life and Christ's resurrection bread - symbolic of Jesus lamb - represents Christ salt - represents purification horseradish - symbolic of the bitter sacrifice of Christ ham - symbolic of great joy and abundance.

Please join us for Morning Prayer on Holy Saturday and the Blessing of Easter Baskets. Bring your Baskets to

the Altar and they will be Blessed during the Morning Prayer.

Let us start this warm wonderful Polish tradition in our Parish.

MINISTERIOS Y SERVICIOS EN ESPAÑOL

Coord. P. Víctor Evangelista Tel. (631) 273-8113 Fax (631) 436-7914

Santa Misa Jueves y Sábado...…..7:00 p.m. Domingo…..9:00 a.m.

Confesiones Sábado……4-4:50 p.m. Domingo 8:30-9 y 10:30-11

Unción de los Enfermos 1er jueves del mes antes de la Misa

Exposición del Santísimo 1er jueves del mes después de la Misa

Cenáculo Eucarístico (D.M.) 4º Sábado del mes después de la Misa

Bautismo 1º, 2º y 3er sábados del mes a las 12:10 a.m.

Requisitos previos al Bautizo

1. Concertar cita con Sacerdote o Diacono al menos 2 meses antes de celebrar el Bautizo.

2. El día de la Cita traer el Certificado de nacimiento del niño(a).

3. También es necesario el certificado de inscripción de su Parroquia (padres y padrinos).

4. Acordar la fecha de la Charla pre-bautismal (obligatoria para padres y padrinos).

5. Fijar el día de la Celebración del bautizo.

Matrimonio

1. La pareja debe concertar una Cita con el Sacerdote o Diacono al menos 8 meses antes.

2. Entregar toda la Documentación solicitada eclesial y civil al menos 6 meses antes.

3. Recibir el Curso pre-matrimonial.

Grupos de la Parroquia

Hermandad de Emaús... Martes, 7:30 p.m. [Romilio Lorenzo (631)404-5205; Iris Emiliano (631)813-1852]

Renv. Carismática ……Miércoles, 7:30 p.m. [Reina Rodríguez (516) 939-7048 y Yolanda Vélez]

Cursillo de Cristiandad, Jueves, 7:30 p.m. [Gonzalo Marroquín (631)897-6906; Manuel Molina (631) 988-0130]

Grupo Renacer…Viernes, 7:30 p.m. [Delmi Velásquez (631)559-6094; Ángela Flores (631)3367365]

Legión de María…Domingo después de la Misa de 9 a.m. [Contacto: Hilda González (516)818-3294]

S. Miguel Arcángel………… 2º Domingo, 2 p.m. [Contacto: Alida Moreno (631)398-5213]

Divina Misericordia......2º y 4º Domingo del mes a las 2 p.m. [Contacto: Carmen Elibo (631)897-3151]

Coro Parroquial……………...Misa de Sábado y Domingo [Contacto: Moisés Telenta (631)745-2164]

Movimiento Familiar Cristiano y Curso Pre-Cana [Alberto Román y Margarita (631)682-4986]

Acólitos y Liturgia familiar…Ultimo Viernes de mes [Contacto: D. Andrés y Yolanda Vélez]

R.I.C.A.……………………… Domingo, después de Misa de 9 a.m.

Apostolado Hispano y Café de Amistad, 4º Domingo a las 10:30 a.m.

[Contacto: Miguel Alfaro (631)220-7830]

FROM THE DESK OF P.VICTOR

DOMINGO DE PALMAS Y RAMOS

Oremos. Aumenta, Señor, la fe de los que

tenemos en ti nuestra esperanza y concede a quienes agitamos estas

palmas en honor de Cristo victorioso, permanecer unidos a él para dar frutos de buenas obras.

PJNS. Amen.

Hosanna!! Bendito el que en nombre

del Señor!!

frvictorevangelista@gmail.com

PALM SUNDAY

Il nous arrive parfois d'envier la chance qu'auraient eu les premiers disciples de

Jésus. La foi n'avait-elle pas, pour eux, la force de l'évidence? Nullement.

Les évangiles nous les montrent dans leur humanité, avec leurs incertitudes et

leurs faiblesses. A cote des courts moments d'illumination, ils ont connu des

moments difficiles et des passages a vide. L'entrée messianique de Jésus a

Jérusalem, telle que le rapporte l'Evangile de Marc, nous livre la raison

profonde de ce chassé-croisé d'ombre et de lumière. C'est que le Fils de Dieu a

volontairement épousé la condition de serviteur. Sa qualité maitresse n'était pas

la toute-puissance, mais l'amour qui fait exister l'autre par l'effacement de soi.

C'est quand Jesus meurt seul, abandonne des hommes et de Dieu que

tout s'éclaire: cet homme est le Fils de Dieu dont la mort sauve le monde entier.