Sacrificial lamb

St John the Baptist, Needham Market, Suffolk The Agnus Dei, or Lamb of God, is the symbol of St John the Baptist. It is also known as the Lamb and Flag. The lamb is at once innocent and sacrificial. In Christian theology, Baptism wipes away original sin in a reliving of what Christians believe to be Christ's sacrifice on the cross, hence the double-sided meaning. The flag depicts a cross, representing the mark of Baptism and prefiguring the Crucifixion. Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi…

In the past, the feast of the Most Precious Blood of Christ was celebrated on the first Sunday of July as confirmed by past Popes and recalled recently by Pope

there’s no shade in the shadow of the cross.

Blessed Virgin Mary

feeling like a sacrificial lamb lately