Meditation for Good Friday is the Radix of our Salvation

Radix will be such a Blessing for all during this the greatest Feast Day(of the Paschal Lamb) in Chris tendom and indeed Eternity for all! I just feel so moved to get my friends and readers to see this Heart Stirring Meditation of our Lord's unfathomable gift of Eternity! Indeed the Radix(Latin for Root) of Man's Salvation. All will be inspired, enlightened and experience anew the most profound event of all Ages. The artist shares the Gospel story and human insights of Our Lord's Passion. Christ's imagined soliloquy moves Doug Barry(the artist) to tell us how to live out the effects of Christ's ultimate act of sacrifice and giving in own lives....

The Meditation of the Passion of Christ

By Radix

a Review:

Witness the tremendous suffering that Christ endured for us and the unfathomable depth of His love and mercy.This presentation on "The Meditation of the Passion of Christ" is one of their most powerful and requested performances of Radix. It provides insight into the tremendous suffering that Christ endured for us, and the unfathomable depth of His love and mercy. After watching this video and seeing its effects on those who watch it with you, we are sure you will agree, that this one presentation is worth its weight in gold.

First Christ's route to Golgotha the Via Dolorosa

his Death

then Christus Resurrexit!

Please Do not miss this Holy Spirit inspired Meditation and please Tivo it for yourself so you can see on Good Friday!

Here's a website with Doug Barry's(the artist)his work. See video and sound clips here. This was certainly the most unique Passion I have ever seen and being Catholic I've seen quite a few. Not as powerful as the Mel Gibson Passion but certainly in that League. See if you can catch it on EWTN as I found it on their schedule this year!

EWTN DOMESTIC SPECIALS
APRIL 2007
All Times ET/PT
SPECIAL EWTN PROGRAMMING
PASSION BY RADIX (THE) (60:00)

Thursday
April 5, 2007
8:00 PM
Eastern Time

Thursday
April 5, 2007
5:00 PM
Pacific Time

Friday
April 6, 2007
2:00 AM
Eastern Time

Thursday
April 5, 2007
11:00 PM
Pacific Time

Friday
April 6, 2007
1:30 PM
Eastern Time

Friday
April 6, 2007
10:30 AM
Pacific Time

Pax Dominus