<p class="title_brown">Jesus falls for the third time under the weight of the Cross</p>
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<p class="normal_text"><strong>V. </strong>We adore you, O Christ and we bless you.<br />
<strong>R. </strong>Because&nbsp;by&nbsp;your Holy Cross, you&nbsp;have redeemed&nbsp;the world.<br />
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<p class="subtitle_brown"><em>According to the Book of Sorrows</em></p>

<p class="quote">It is good for men to endure the yoke from his youth. May he be lonely and silent, when the Lord impose it on him; may he place his mouth in the dust: maybe there is hope! May he offer his face to who injures him and may he feel full with public embarrassments.</p>

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<em>Meditation</em></p>

<p class="normal_text">Lord Jesus, all are standing and your body merges with the dirt, with that horizontality that leads to the annihilation of God. With a divine condition, you don&rsquo;t make use of your equality with God, but let yourself prostrate underlining that the commitment comes to the reverential point before the human being. Who is this God, who is with men in these terms? Who is this God who allows himself to be seen from above? It is you Lord Jesus, the companion of the mankind that walks.&nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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Lord, with you, in this hour, I pray for all who look to God as Goddess themselves:<br />
<strong>V. </strong>Lord, have mercy on us!<br />
<strong>R. </strong>Lord, have mercy on us!<br />
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Our Father...</p>
