Supernatural CPR: An Anamnestic View into the Meaning of Christ's Final Breath
The Friday We Call "Good"
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The Friday We Call "Good"
AMJ Maranise, Obl.S.B.
All the faithful world silence keeping,
the only sounds of muffled weeping;
The God-Man broken, beaten, crucified,
offered His last breath for us and died;
Let all mortal flesh keep silent,
the King of all faced death most violent;
To the very end, His Father's will obeyed,
through gruesome torture, still He prayed;
Bore in Him the weight of all our sin,
Yet, by His death, did salvation win;
Oh Jesus, what have we done?,
To take from God His only Son;
And love us without price do You,
to love You, always, then we do;
Can we repay you by love for life?,
Your Mother's heart pieced as like a knife;
That You would do this for love of me,
So that Yours I shall ever be;
All Glory, praise to Christ the Son,
God in the Flesh, the Holy One;
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About the Author
Anthony Maranise is a Christian spiritual theologian, author, and board-certified chaplain specializing in the intersections of sport, spirituality, religion, cancer, and mental health. An Oblate of St. Benedict, he explores how prayer and worship deepen faith, providing spiritual care to those facing life’s challenges. He holds degrees in Religion & Philosophy, Behavioral Science, and Catholic Studies from Christian Brothers University and in Interdisciplinary Leadership from Creighton University. Founder of “Sport & the Spiritual Life” and “The Eternal Insight Group,” he authored best-sellers Sport & the Spiritual Life (2013) and Cross of a Different Kind (2018), with three projects forthcoming (2026-2027). Recognized in Who’s Who in American Education (2025) and the recipient of the Associated Press's Distinguished Humanitarian Award (2025), he inspires through writing, teaching, and compassionate ministry. You may learn more about or connect with Anthony by visiting his website: anthonymaranise.com or his LinkedIn page: www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-maranise.
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