ORACIÓN DEL CORAZÓN · Javier Mira García-Gutiérrez

ORACIÓN DEL CORAZÓN V 03-04-26

March 31, 2026·11 min·1 clip

Jesus confronts his captors in the garden, asking 'Who are you looking for?' as Judas stands among them.

The episode 'Oración del Corazón V 03-04-26' is a devotional audio piece focused on the Passion of Christ. It begins with a reading from the Gospel of John, starting from Jesus's arrest in the garden. The narrative includes his dialogue with the guards, his declaration 'I am,' and the presence of Judas. It proceeds through his trial before Pilate, where Jesus states his kingdom is not of this world and that he came to bear witness to the truth. The reading describes the crucifixion at Golgotha, the inscription on the cross, and the events following Jesus's death, including the spear thrust and his burial by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus. After the scriptural reading, the host provides a theological and spiritual commentary. The reflection emphasizes uniting one's heart with the Lord's pain to understand his love. It references Saint John of Avila, noting that we cannot fully comprehend this love or pain. The host explains the significance of Jesus's words 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?' from Psalm 22, interpreting them as an expression of hope rather than despair. The commentary delves into the nature of Christ's suffering, describing his physical, moral, and spiritual pains, including his vision of all human sins. It cites a book, 'El Padre de la Palma, historia de la pasión,' which describes Christ foreseeing the future veneration of the cross, the martyrs, and the triumphs of Christians. The episode mentions the repentant thief and the moment Jesus entrusts his mother Mary to the disciple John. It connects this to the gift of Mary to all believers. The format is a solo monologue by the host, blending scripture reading with contemplative explanation. The tone is consistently devotional and educational, aimed at spiritual meditation. It concludes with a prayer from the hymn 'Stabat Mater' and a formal blessing from God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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