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Eerie and Prophetic Words of Jesus on Way to the Cross

Msgr. Charles Pope writes:

There is an important “logion” (utterance) of Jesus on his way to the cross that speaks powerfully to this modern age of ours, and is fulfilled in a gruesome manner in our times. It is the word of Jesus to the women who lamented him as he made his way to Crucifixion:
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Posted by matthew archbold at 3/25/2013 09:16:00 PM

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