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A Modern-day Pieta
Posted: March 26, 2022
A statue of Christ is carried to a bunker for safe keeping in Lviv Ukraine…
They cradled Christ.
  They held him close
  while fleeing for their lives.
  By holding Him
  they clung with faith to cope.
  By saving what
  was priceless art
  they couldn’t help but feel
  the arms of One
who offers saving hope.
Like Mary clutched her lifeless son
  when he was just a babe,
  they carried Jesus gently out of sight.
  And as they placed Him in a tomb
  away from tombs that fly,
  I’m hoping that they glimpsed an inner light.
  
  I’m hoping that they grasped the truth
  of which the Scriptures speak.
  That Jesus is at home when taken in.
  That those who honor Him who died
  and worship Him as Lord,
will find their worth beyond this world of sin. 
Edior's Note: Photo is from March 7, 2022 story ""Lviv's Armenian Cathedral removed Christ statue for safekeepig amid Ukraine conflit", from Catholic News Agency.
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