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• La disposition des pièces florales rappelant les éléments de la passion du Christ (couronne d'épine, lances et clous). ...
• La passiflore (Passiflora edulis),connue aussi sous le nom de grenadille donne un fruit comestible à la saveur acidulée (fruit de la passion) qui entre dans la composition de sorbets, de jus ou de coulis. ...

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• "Take refuge in the sacred wounds of Christ, and there in the fervor of prayer, and in serious meditation on His passion, find a salutary remedy for all the wants of thy soul. ...
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• "You must meditate more on the Passion. Why, My children? Because you, too, as followers of Mine, shall go through your passion upon earth. ...
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• The Harrowing of Hell is the traditional English name for an event affirmed in the Apostles Creed, which says simply that Jesus Christ "descended into Hell" (or, Hades). ...
• (2nd-3rd century depictions to be mentioned) and yet, significantly, no mention of Christ's descending into Hell was incorporated into the Nicene Creed in 325. ...
• The Hellenistic views of heroic descent into the Underworld and successful return follow traditions that are far older than the mystery religions popular at the time of Christ. ...
• Ambrose explains that the argument that holds that Christ could not have suffered in Hell also implies that Christ could not have suffered on the Cross. ... " Much later, St Thomas Aquinas explained the doctrine, saying that "when Christ descended into hell, by the power of his Passion he delivered the saints from this penalty whereby they were excluded from the life of glory. ...
• It is sometimes on the grounds that for Christ to have descended into Hell, he would have to have borne God's curse. ... " Christ's descent into Hell, therefore, was necessary for our atonement, because Christ did in fact endure the penalty for the sins of the redeemed. ...

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• Here is what he had to say after viewing Mel Gibson's movie "The Passion. ...
• I was thrilled to have been invited to a private viewing of Mel Gibson's film "The Passion," but I had also read all the cautious articles and spin.
• I arrived at the private viewing for "The Passion," held in Washington D. ...
• In addition to being a masterpiece of film-making and an artistic triumph, "The Passion" evoked more deep reflection, sorrow and emotional reaction within me than anything since my wedding, my ordination or the birth of my children. ...
• The questions included the one question that seems to follow this film, even though it has not yet even been released: "Why is this film considered by some to be "anti-Semitic?" Frankly, having now experienced (you do not "view" this film) "The Passion," it is a question that is impossible to answer. ...
• This is not a "Christian" film, in the sense that it will appeal only to those who identify themselves as followers of Jesus Christ. ...
• We would all be well advised to remember that the Gospel narratives, to which "The Passion" is so faithful, were written by Jewish men who followed a Jewish rabbi, whose life and teaching have forever changed the history of the world. ... The solution is not to censor the message, but rather, to promote the kind of gift of love that is Mel Gibson's film making masterpiece, "The Passion. ...
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• Rabbi Daniel Lapin (radio talk show host and president of Toward Tradition) speaks out about "The Passion" (September 22, 2003) .
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• This book helped inspire the upcoming Mel Gibson movie, "The Passion. ...
• Anne Catherine Emmerich This book helped inspire the upcoming Mel Gibson movie, "The Passion. " Faithful to the Bible story of the Passion and death of Jesus, it fills in many details and is edifying and inspiring beyond belief; plus, it is surprising and heart-rending. ... This book is the best on the Passion we have seen. ...

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• Wenige Tage vor dem Filmstart von The Passion of Christ gab die Produktionsfirma ICON bekannt, dass der Film in den USA mit mehr als 4. ... Damit liegt The Passion of Christ in ähnlichen Kategorien wie die Blockbuster Master & Comander und The Last Samurai, die in den USA, die in 3. ...
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• Plot Outline: A film detailing the final hours and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. ...
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• Thundering into theaters with the level of hype that usually accompanies a `Star Wars' movie, Mel Gibson's `The Passion of the Christ' arrives with much speculation on its historical accuracy, anti-Semitism, and gruesome visuals. ... I'm just a critic who stands in the corner and suggests that `Passion' might be a courageous, visceral, boldly artistic motion picture, but that it doesn't make a very convincing dramatic experience.
• Opening at Judas's betrayal of Jesus Christ (James Caviezel, `Frequency') in the garden of Gethsemane, `Passion' details the final 12 hours in the life of Jesus. The film chronicles Jesus's accusation of blasphemy from the Jewish temple leaders, to the trial overseen by a conflicted Pontius Pilate, and His eventual torture and crucifixion at the hands of the Romans, `Passion' goes into great visual detail on how this biblical event came to be, as well as blowing all other Jesus films away with its ruthless eye and Gibson's unwavering belief that, well, more is more.
• Gibson's `Passion' does away with the pesky life story, instead rushing like a freight train without brakes into the horrific suffering part almost immediately. ... `Passion' doesn't afford the viewer such luxuries, and for those who might be a little fuzzy on the intricacies of the crucifixion, this film will offer no help or deeply felt understanding of the event, only wincing and uncertainty.
• Dramatically, `Passion' is in a bit of a shambles; without the crucial composition of witnessing Jesus's miracles and gospels over His years, the eventual payment for his deeds lacks the spiritual punch that Gibson is bending over backwards to sell. ... `Passion' feels incomplete without seeing more of Jesus at work, and even though the tale has been covered hundreds of times on film (much like heist movies and pictures about high school girls recently), the entire movement of His life is essential if there is to be an emotional jolt at the nailing of Jesus's hands to the cross, the forceful placement of the crown of thorns, or even when Jesus gives Himself over to the proceedings, knowing that He is fulfilling His destiny.
• The Jewish characters are clearly a part of the engineering behind the crucifixion of Jesus, and in `Passion' are depicted as mercilessly so. ... I wouldn't say `Passion' is anti-Semitic or hateful, just oddly selective in whom it wants to depict as having a conscience about the death of Jesus.

• The theological debate centered around the novel title of "mother of God" (Theotokos) for the Virgin Mary, which Nestorius did not recognize, preferring in his sermons, "mother of Christ" (Christotokos), on the grounds that the former title compromised Jesus Christ's divinity. ...
• And one passion was in them all, Jews and pagans and all the sects, and they were busying themselves that they should accept without examination the things which were done without examination against me; and at the same time all of them, even those that had participated with me at table and in prayer and in thought, were agreed. ...
• After 1500 years stigmatized as a heretic, a book written by Nestorius was discovered in 1895, known as the Bazaar of Heracleides, written towards the end of his life, in which he explicitly denies the heresy for which he was condemned, instead, affirming of Christ "the same one is twofold" - an expression similar to the formulation of the Council of Chalcedon. ...

• The Stations of the Cross (or Way of the Cross; in Latin, Via Crucis or Via Dolorosa) refers to the depiction of the final days (or Passion) of Jesus Christ, and the Roman Catholic and Anglican devotion commemorating the Passion. ...
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• A total of 18 tall towers are called for, representing in ascending order of height the 12 Apostles, the 4 Evangelists, the Virgin Mary and, tallest of all, Jesus Christ. ... The central Christ tower will be surmounted by a giant cross; the tower's total height will be one metre less than that of Montjuïc, as Gaudí believed that his work should not surpass that of God. ...
• The church will have three grand façades: the Nativity façade, the Glory façade (yet to be completed), and the Passion façade. The Passion façade is especially striking for its spare, gaunt, tormented characters, including emaciated figures of Christ being flogged and on the crucifix. ...
• The towers are decorated with words such as "Hosanna," "Excelsis," and "Sanctus;" the great doors of the Passion façade reproduce words from the Bible in various languages including Catalan; and the Glory façade is supposed to be decorated with the words from the Apostles' Creed. ...

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• Each day I receive numerous emails asking about the new movie The Passion of the Christ by Mel Gibson. I write and compose this response for true believers in Christ. ...
• ) that give fair warning about the new Mel Gibson Passion Movie that will be released in a couple of weeks. ...
• "I am interested to hear your assessment of the entire "Passion" movie deal.   With Gibson being a Roman Catholic (unbeliever), I am worried that the world will get a distorted view of the true Gospel of Christ, the one found in Scripture. ...
• Where in the Bible do we ever see the Apostles using a play or a concert to reach the lost?  We need to confront our unbelieving friends and relatives with their sin  and the consequences of them (eternal wrath and torment) and then to give them the solution which is Our Lord Jesus Christ--The Only Savior.
• The movie takes liberty with the Word of God and the Life of Christ showing and stating things that He did but are simply not true. ...
•   It is implied that God chose exactly what He wanted written about Christ and His life and Passion. ...
• We are led to believe that it is easier to invite an unsaved person to see a movie or a concert rather than ask them about their spiritual condition and their need of Christ. We need to be prepared with a holy life, a good knowledge of the Scriptures, with the love of Christ, prayer, and then seek to share the Good News.
•   When God wrote the Bible through the Holy Spirit, by the hands of men, He had the choice on what and how He would display Christ's passion.   God did not focus on the violent side of it, but rather on the purpose of the death of Jesus, which was the salvation of all who come to Christ by Repenting of their sins; Believing that Jesus was who He claimed to be; and by Submitting to His Lordship. ...
•   I believe that Mel Gibson is using the suffering of Jesus Christ as entertainment for movie goers and intends for it to make a profit, which is a sort of blasphemy in itself. ...
•   Mel Gibson is hoping that they will become emotionally involved after seeing the violence and then seek Jesus, but using the emotions to stir someone to seek and accept Christ. ...
• Another point about the violence portrayed in the movie: This does not even come close to the suffering that Christ truly endured. ...   Yet, Mel Gibson claims to portray "The Passion of the Christ"--he ends up majoring on the minor.

• Mel Gibson’s Christ – Nothing but a Piece of Meat.
• Boy, did I crack open a can of worms when I told readers of my crockpot recipe newsletter that after seeing the Ash Wednesday opening of Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of Christ” I considered the film “a creepy, warped, and even sadistic depiction of Jesus’ sacrifice for the sins of humanity” and that people should keep children and young teenagers away from it and that everyone else should save their money unless they enjoyed watching ultra-violent movies.
• Before I put my head in a noose and pound out some detailed and heart-felt observations about “The Passion of Christ,” I want to thank everyone who wrote in, even those who are now praying for my salvation because they’ve concluded I’m a doomed-to-Hell non-Christian or, even worse, an agent of Satan who is seeking to destroy Christianity behind the guise of a mild-mannered crockpot recipe newsletter editor.
• The predominant accusation that’s been thrown at me is that I’m apparently too stupid to understand that “The Passion of Christ” had to be a visually violent and disturbing movie because the more violent and disgusting the depiction, the more viewers will appreciate the sacrifice Jesus made in dying for the sins of humanity.
• Although I understand this point of view from working as an editor, webmaster, and ghostwriter for an evangelical Christian preacher for eighteen months just before Y2K didn’t destroy humanity, I find the perspective wanting because it blunts so much of the power of Christ’s life and parables.
• For me, a middle-aged fan of most of Mel Gibson’s other movies who was reared as a Christian but who -- from decades of study, reading, praying and meditation -- has ended up with a deep appreciation for not only Jesus’ teachings of love and peace but also for Zen Buddhism as well as elements of most of the other great religions of the world, the ironic, tragic, and terribly sad point of what I’ve learned since mentioning “The Passion of Christ” in my newsletter is that many evangelicals actually believe Mel’s violent “Jesus Chainsaw Massacre,” as a reviewer at Slate called it, will bring people by the hordes to Christianity.
• I went into each of my two viewings of “The Passion of Christ” wanting and expecting a religious experience, a two-hour spiritual shaking that would have more firmly etched Jesus into my heart than he’d ever been etched before. ...
• Gibson’s “Passion” didn’t make me feel anything for Jesus. ...
• I mean, really, why would a thinking, feeling person convert to a religion populated by individuals who not only venerate suffering and torture the way it’s venerated in “The Passion of Christ” but who have repeatedly told me that Mel didn’t go far enough. That the “real” passion of Christ was much more violent.
• Since so many evangelic leaders for months and months now have been calling Mel Gibson’s movie “a great testimony for Christianity,” I spent hours reading the Internet, but I couldn’t find a single conversion report from some poor lost soul who walked into “The Passion of Christ” a New Age agnostic but who crawled out on his knees a born again Christian.
• In addition to being endlessly lectured to regarding my inability to appreciate the violence and suffering of Jesus in the film, I also had several letters from people telling me to get out my Bible, that I had better read the four gospels before I dared to criticize Mel’s “Passion. ...
• Well, okay, there are numerous other instances where the film forsakes scripture for additional violence, gore, or gross effects, but let’s forget the gospels because “The Passion of Christ” isn’t really a literal depiction of the bible, as my less fanatical evangelical friends will admit if pressed, it’s actually Mel Gibson’s artistic interpretation of the gospels.
• I’ll no doubt generate at least another 253 angry letters by writing this, but if we’re talking art, depth of thought, and meaningful depiction of Jesus and the people in his life and story, I’ll take Martin Scorsese’s “The Last Temptation of Christ” over Mel Gibson’s paean to brutality any day of the week, and, dare I say it, twice on Sunday. Marty’s movie certainly gives a fuller (and much more interesting and human) sense of Christ’s sacrifice beyond the pain and torture of his suffering.
• Yes, Mel plugs in a few instances of artsy fartsy stuff, and the cinematography occasionally rubs shoulders against some of the old masters who painted the passion and I thought the movie was beautifully scored, but depth of character nah, the violence in this movie was so far over the top and so obviously presented for shock value I couldn’t feel what happened to Jesus.

• Good Friday - the celebration of the His passion .
• Holy Saturday - commemoration of the day Christ lay in the Tomb .
• These feasts generally mark various significant events in the lives of Jesus Christ and of the Virgin Mary. Winter Lent is one name for the extended fast leading up to the Feast of the Nativity of Jesus Christ (Christmas). ...
• Nativity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ (December 25) -- birth of Jesus Christ. ...
• Theophany (January 6) -- The baptism of Jesus Christ, Christ's blessing of the water, and the revealing of Christ as God. ...
• Presentation of our Lord in the Temple (February 2) -- Christ's presentation as an infant in the Temple. ...
• Annunciation of Mary (March 25) -- Gabriel's announcement to Mary that she will conceive the Christ, and her "Yes". ...
• Ascension (40 days after Pascha) -- Christ's ascension into Heaven following his resurrection. ...
• Transfiguration of our Lord (August 6) -- Christ's Transfiguration is witnessed by Peter, James and John. ...

• 'Passion' Is Already Generating a Faithful Following .
• A week before its release, before a single member of the general public has seen it, Mel Gibson's graphically violent film about the last 12 hours in the life of Jesus Christ has become the most talked-about movie event in America, in large part because of a marketing strategy that is targeting Christian audiences while trying to manage the controversy about anti-Semitism that swirls around the picture. ...
• Paul Dergarabedian, the president of Exhibitor Relations, a company that tracks box office sales, told Variety that the pre-release buzz of "The Passion of the Christ" rivals that of the first "Star Wars" prequel, one of the top-grossing movies of all time. ...
• The film is being marketed by specialty firms directing their messages to evangelical churches and to religious leaders, who see the film as an opportunity to affirm the beliefs of the faithful and to bring the message of Christ to nonbelievers. ...
• We have a lot of books and videos that focus on the person and work of Christ," said Rob Phillips of LifeWay Christian Resources, one of the companies with tie-ins to the film. ...
• Denny Harris, director of ministry operations at McLean Bible Church, one of the largest Christian evangelical congregations in the Washington area, said he thinks that viewers "will be deeply moved and left with questions about" Christ's crucifixion. "What we desire to do is to help people understand what the implications of the death of Christ are. ...
• According to people who have seen the movie, Gibson (who funded and directed it and co-wrote its screenplay) has chosen to focus on the role of the high priests at the Jewish temple in Jerusalem in indicting Christ and calling for his execution. ...
• Gibson has defended "Passion" as an accurate portrayal of Christ's final hours and has rejected accusations of anti-Semitism, telling the Global Catholic Network, a radio and television broadcasting service, that his film "collectively blames humanity for the death of Jesus. ... Christ died for all men for all times. ...
• One of the most sensational moments in the version of the film that has been screened in previews is a line from the Gospel of Matthew, in which the mob calling for Jesus to be put upon the cross shouts out, "His blood be on us and on our children!" Often called the "blood libel" quote, it has been interpreted in the past to call down rage and blame upon the Jews in the centuries-long tradition of Passion plays. ...

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• Mel Gibson recently completed The Passion of the Christ, a film in Aramaic, Hebrew, and Latin, which recounts what Gibson describes as the last twelve hours of the life of Jesus Christ. ... For a further discussion, see a separate article on The Passion of Christ. ...
• But when you look at the reasons Christ came, he was crucified—he died for all mankind and he suffered for all mankind. ...
• The movie incorporates several Catholic traditions that are not a part of the Gospels, and utilizes imagery from Medieval and Renaissance art, as well as characterizations of key figures from traditional Passion Plays. ...
• Gay rights groups have accused him of homophobia for his conservative Catholic views of homosexuality, and for depicting homosexuals as villains (The Man without a Face, Braveheart, The Passion of the Christ). ...
• His conservative political views and support of Traditional Catholic beliefs have led to charges of anti-semitism by Jewish leaders, charges that increased following his making of the Gospel-based movie The Passion of the Christ. Particularly problematic is a scene in the film where the Jewish crowd expressed support for the crucifixion of Christ by shouting His blood be on us and on our children! (Matthew 27:25), a verse that has been historically misused to justify hatred towards Jews. ...
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• Gibson's 'Passion' in Very 'Select' Theatres.
• Friday, February 13, 2004 By Roger Friedman Scattered 'Passion'  | Dan Aykroyd  | Couric and Sandler  | Jacko's Latest.
• Gibson's 'Passion' to Open in 'Select' Theatres Only .
• If you live on the west side of Manhattan, on most of western Long Island, or in Beverly Hills and you want to see Mel Gibson's controversial new movie "The Passion of the Christ," you will be out of luck. ...
• Even though the makers of "The Passion of the Christ" are touting its 2,000 screen premiere, the movie's Web site and another Web site, moviefone. ...
• Theater-goers will also be hard-pressed to find "The Passion of the Christ" in Nassau County, Long Island on either the south or north shore, or in affluent Westchester County, New York. ...
• Gibson obviously thinks there's a potential problem in Chicago, where "Passion" will be on only two screens. ...
• Those who are curious will have to seek their "Passion" in odd places, in out-of-the-way cineplexes. ...
• All of this seems designed to keep "The Passion of the Christ" out of neighborhoods that are considered Jewish, upscale or liberal. ...
• On the other hand, Tennessee is targeted for "The Passion of the Christ" with eight locations in Memphis and four each in Nashville and Knoxville. ... In Florida, for example, Jacksonville and Tampa — more northern and central cities — will have "Passion" on four or more screens, while typically Jewish areas like Boca Raton will have it one screen if at all. ...
• In Miami, where there's a huge Catholic-Cuban population, "The Passion of the Christ" will play in 10 theaters. ...
• Newmarket Films, which is distributing the movie, seems to have picked a pattern that concentrates heavily on the south and the Midwest, focusing on the Bible Belt and locations where "The Passion of the Christ" will meet with the least resistance. ...
• But in the positioning of "The Passion of the Christ," Gibson has consciously created a divisive atmosphere for the presentation of his film. ...
• "The Passion of the Christ" has come under intense criticism for being anti-Semitic from many groups Jewish and otherwise as well as journalists who've seen advance prints. ...
• Meacham writes: "To take the film's account of the 'Passion' literally will give most audiences a misleading picture of what probably happened in those epochal hours so long ago. ...

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• Archbishop Patrick Foley, who heads the Pontifical Council of Social Communication, told The Associated Press that he found "The Passion of the Christ" to be "very moving, very touching" and "a real meditation. ...
• "The Passion of Christ" graphically portrays the last 12 hours of Christ's life as depicted in the New Testament. ...
• It stars James Caviezel ("Angel Eyes") as Jesus Christ, Monica Bellucci ("The Matrix Reloaded") as Mary Magdalene, and Romanian actress Maia Morgenstern as the Virgin Mary. ...

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• Re: The Passion of Christ lol personally i think it looks like a fanatic's movie, gibson over played the jews as being the killer of christ and immortalized his life, plus gibson n his family are all trash so i refuse to see a fanatic movie made by a total lunatic, he's made some great movies that i love but this is definately not one of them. ...
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• Re: The Passion of Christ I have nothing against the movie, just doesn't look enjoyable. ...
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• Re: The Passion of Christ In all reality I think it was just to take advantage of the religious community. ...
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• Re: The Passion of Christ i still want to see it, did the subtitles get annoying?? __________________ .
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• Re: The Passion of Christ i think it should ahve been made it put everything in perspective on hwo things where done back then this story is exscatly how it happoned back in the day its not him making the jews look bad the jews did do that everything is true i knew the whole story and just seeing how it was is just amazing __________________ .
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• Re: The Passion of Christ Quote: Originally Posted by bmason i think it should ahve been made it put everything in perspective on hwo things where done back then this story is exscatly how it happoned back in the day its not him making the jews look bad the jews did do that everything is true i knew the whole story and just seeing how it was is just amazing .
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• What if Christ will never give up on either you, your loved ones, or your enemies? What if that's true? What if Hell isn't hot enough to separate you from Him? What are you going to do if God's love and wisdom are more sufficient than you believe?.
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• Several people have called me lately to discuss the controversy over "The Passion. ... The real issue of "The Passion" is not anti-Semitism; after all, Jesus was Jewish, as were the disciples. The real issue is anti-Christ – a bigoted position embraced by a group of negative, self-appointed secular elites whose intent is to attack Jesus Christ by attacking the authenticity of the Bible and of Christianity itself. ...
• They are angry that Mel Gibson has stuck to the biblical text, and their problem is that they do not want to believe the biblical text because it would force them to consider the claims of Jesus Christ. ...
• Therefore, the events of the Gospels are proved by prophecy, history and the immediate revelation to those who are believers in Jesus Christ. ...
• In fact, the testimonies in the writings were indeed challenged, yet there is no historical record anywhere that the challenges were successful, or that the disciples who witnessed Christ's brutal death and miraculous resurrection appearances recanted their testimony. ...
• What these people are rejecting is not Mel Gibson and "The Passion"; they're rejecting reason, tradition and God himself, who is Jesus Christ, and his salvation, and we need to pray for their eternal souls. ...
• "Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son. ...

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