On this Fourth Saturday, the Angelic Doctor reflects on how the Passion of Christ reconciles us to God.

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On this Fourth Friday of Lent, St Thomas reflects on how the Passion of Christ secures for the whole human race freedom from the punishments due to sin.

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On this Fourth Thursday of Lent, the Common Doctor relates to us the Gospel scene of the Samaritan woman at the well, her meeting with Christ, and her complete abandonment to Him.

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On this Fourth Wednesday of Lent, St Thomas reflects on the Price that was paid by Christ to bring us out of slavery to sin and the devil.

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On this Third Tuesday of Lent, The Angelic Doctor reflects on how Christ truly is our Redeemer, and what exactly He redeemed us from, namely, the power the devil had over mankind.

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On this Third Monday in Lent, St Thomas explains how the Passion of Christ freed man from his bondage to the devil.

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On this Third Sunday in Lent, St Thomas explains that it was the Passion of Christ that is the cause that freed man from his slavery to sin.

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On this Third Saturday in Lent, St Thomas discusses the ways in which the Passion of Our Lord brings about our salvation by redeeming man from his sin of turning from God, to the devil, in the garden.

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