It is God's will, as to mine understanding, that we have Three Manners of Beholding His blessed Passion. The First is: the hard Pain that He suffered, - with contrition and compassion. And that shewed our Lord in this time, and gave me strength and grace to see it. (Julian of Norwich)

It is God's will, as to mine understanding, that we have Three Manners of Beholding His blessed Passion. The First is: the hard Pain that He suffered, - with contrition and compassion. And that shewed our Lord in this time, and gave me strength and grace to see it.

Julian of Norwich

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