The Meaning Behind the ASH CROSS We Receive on Ash Wednesday With Priestly Blessing by Fr. Ronald Rey P. Espartinez, SVD (Please don't forget to FOLLOW or SUBSCRIB to this Facebook Page ————————— Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a sacred season of prayer, sacrifice, and renewal. As we receive the ash cross, we are reminded of humility, repentance, and our call to return to God with sincere hearts. May this Lenten journey lead us closer to His grace, mercy, and transforming love. Help a

MESSAGE OF THE PRIESTLY BLESSING Birkat Kohanim (the Priestly Blessing) is mentioned in this week's Torah reading Naso, (Numbers 4:21 - 7:89). This most ancient of blessings which was said every morning by the kohanim in the Holy Temple, and is still uttered today by descendents of these same kohanim, is packed with deep meaning. Shlomo Deutsch shares some of these hidden messages. | The Temple Institute

234K views · 151 reactions | "The Blessing" - also known as the ‘Priestly Blessing’ or the ‘Aaronic Blessing’ (after Aaron the priest), has been spoken (or sung) by Jews for thousands of years over their children or as a benediction over a congregation. Get the single today at https://smarturl.it/priestlyblessing Shani Ferguson - Shae Fae #FellowshipofArtists | Maoz Israel | Facebook

POV: The beauty of the priesthood. Priestly blessing from a newly ordained priest; such brotherhood ❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾 #catholicgospelmedia #catholicchurch #church | Catholic Gospel Media