Yet it was our pain that he bore, our sufferings he endured. [...] by his wounds we were healed. Isaiah 53, 4-5 Like Mary Magdalene, we are called to remain faithful even when we cannot see the whole picture. We are called to accompany those who suffer, to keep seeking Christ when faith feels fragile, and to trust that the smallest seed of faith can bear extraordinary fruit. May we allow Christ, the Divine Gardener, to cultivate the good within us, so that, like Mary Magdalene, we may go in peace to glorify the Lord by the witness of our lives. Praying for you. Sweden. Bridget received visions of Christ’s suffering many times throughout her life, and went on to found the order of the Most Holy Savior(Bridgettines),Monks and Nuns. When she was only ten, it is recorded that she had a vision of Jesus on the cross and heard him say, “Look at me, my daughter." "Who has treated you like this?" cried little Bridget. Jesus answered, "Those who despise me and refuse my l...