Fr Coleridge’s analysis makes sense. Very insightful.
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This exegesis seems to conflict with St Luke's account in ch 22:21, which apparently places the traitor at the table still after the institution of the Blessed Sacrament.
Fr Coleridge’s analysis makes sense. Very insightful.
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Yes, a bit embarrassing to have to do though...
Asking people to perform acts of charity shouldn’t be embarrassing 🤭
Jesus handed offered the morsel to Judas, and said whatever thou doth, do it quickly.
The English Mystery plays had Judas receive just before he departed.
This exegesis seems to conflict with St Luke's account in ch 22:21, which apparently places the traitor at the table still after the institution of the Blessed Sacrament.