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In Catholic tradition, the Five Holy Wounds, also known as the Five Sacred Wounds or the Five Precious Wounds, are the five piercing wounds that Jesus Christ suffered during his crucifixion. The wounds have been the focus of particular devotions, especially in the late Middle Ages, and have often been reflected in church music and art.
The five wounds comprised 1) the nail hole in his right hand, 2) the nail hole in his left hand, 3) the nail hole in his right foot, 4) the nail hole in his left foot, 5) the wound to his torso from the piercing of the spear. The wounds around the head from the crown of thorns and the lash marks from the flagellation do not qualify as they did not occur on the cross.
According to the accounts of his crucifixion in the Christian gospels, in the course of his Passion, Jesus suffered various wounds, such as those from the crown of thorns and from the scourging at the pillar. Medieval popular piety focused upon the five wounds associated directly with Christ's crucifixion: the nail wounds on his hands and feet and the wound from the Holy Lance which pierced his side.[citation needed]
Many medieval prayers in honour of the Holy Wounds, including some attributed to Clare of Assisi,[6] have been preserved. Mechtilde and Gertrude of Helfta were devoted to the Holy Wounds, the latter reciting daily a prayer in honour of the 5466 wounds, which, according to a medieval tradition, were inflicted on Jesus during his Passion. In the fourteenth century it was customary in southern Germany to recite fifteen Pater Nosters each day (which thus amounted to 5,475 in the course of a year) in memory of the Holy Wounds.[citation needed]
There was, in the medieval Missals, a special Mass in honour of Christ's wounds, known as the Golden Mass. During its celebration five candles were always lit and it was popularly held that if anyone should say or hear it on five consecutive days they would never suffer the pains of hellfire.[5]
Françoise Chambon was born March 6, 1841, to a poor farming family in the village of Croix Rouge, near Chambéry, in Savoy. Her first reported vision occurred when she was nine years old. As she was attending Good Friday services with her godmother, in the parish church of Lémenc, Françoise saw the crucified Jesus covered in wounds and blood. She said that later that year, when she received First Communion, she saw the baby Jesus, who told her, "Child, my favorite, so it will be every time you go to Holy Communion."[16] She worked in the refectory at the boarding school.[17]
Marie Martha Chambon began to report visions of Jesus in 1866, telling her to contemplate the Holy Wounds.[19] The mother superior kept a chronicle of her life which was published in 1923 and sold widely. The next year the Vatican granted an indulgence to those who said the following prayer, based on her reported visions: "Eternal Father I offer the wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ, to heal those of our souls."[19]
In the later Middle Ages Jesus with one side of his robe pulled back, displaying the wound in his side and his other four wounds (called the ostentatio vulnerum, "display of the wounds"), was taken from images with the Doubting Thomas and turned into a pose adopted by Jesus alone, who often places his own fingers into the wound in his side. This form became a common feature of single iconic figures of Jesus and subjects such as the Last Judgement (where Bamberg Cathedral has an early example of about 1235), Christ in Majesty, the Man of Sorrows and Christ with the Arma Christi, and was used to emphasize Christ's suffering as well as the fact of his Resurrection.[26]
Devotional art focused on the side wound was also widespread; some books of prayers from late-medieval Germany, for instance, would display the side wound surrounded by text specifying its exact dimensions.[citation needed]
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Holy Creed. Forbidden Verse.
"It is only the Fourth Wound that, unlike its sisters, makes the soul suffer in such a way that goes beyond repentance as an act and beyond guilt as a perpetual state. It is only the Fourth that represents the deepest and most forbidden pain. The greatest and truest wound of the lost soul. The wounds of eventide."
The Wound Care & Hyperbaric Center at Holy Family Hospital - Named a Center of Excellence by Healogics.
Most patients with wounds that have resisted healing after months and even years of traditional treatment, finally heal, and in as little as just a few weeks. Our specialized approach to treatment often prevents amputations, and helps patients return to active lives.
The hyperbaric chambers are a part of our Wound Care and Hyperbaric Center's healing tools. These non-invasive clear acrylic chambers provide 100 percent oxygen to promote the optimum healing opportunity. While breathing pure oxygen, the patient's blood plasma becomes saturated, carrying 20 to 30 times the normal amount of oxygen to the body's tissue. The ultimate result is the body's natural wound healing mechanisms (which are oxygen dependent) are able to function more efficiently. Continued use of HBOT increases the body's immune and healing response. Our certified hyperbaric technician will educate you with the knowledge to complete this therapy program with the best results. Each hyperbaric chamber has its own TV/VCR and CD player for patients to watch movies or listen to music during treatment. The completely transparent chambers allow patients to see and be seen by the hyperbaric technician.
Last night I dreamt of youLast night I dreamt of youWho would have knownthat this too is a way to love? Holy woundHoly woundAs if my blood, as if my breathDid you knowI would find a way to love Through the veil? Holy wound Holy wound
Santo Credo, Verse II
"The Miracle created the Golden Visages from the very fervour of the uncorrupted saints, in order to preserve them, eternal, in the forbidden Dream. Three identical faces covered in torrid gold are the guardians of the three wounds in His Holiness' soul."
In the United States, chronic wounds affect 6.5 million patients. Holy Cross Wound Healing and Hyperbarics program has a management services agreement with Healogics. Committed to healthcare compliance and best practice medicine, Healogics emphasizes these priorities in its specialized wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. A multidisciplinary, physician-oriented approach to wound care is the cornerstone of Healogics' industry-leading outcomes. Healogics recognizes that the combined knowledge of various specialty physicians (from surgery to primary care) is vital in chronic wound management. As a Healogics-managed wound center, the Holy Cross Wound Healing and Hyperbarics program located within the Holy Cross HealthPlex (use entrance at 1000 NE 56th Street) in Fort Lauderdale, FL uses a variety of evidence-based healing options - with expertise in each - to evaluate and diagnose based on methods perfected and proved daily in over 500 hospitals in 44 states throughout the United States. We treat wounds and work to prevent reoccurrence by correcting contributing factors, such as controlling infection and enhancing medical and nutritional status.
The Wound Healing and Hyperbarics program is staffed with a unique team of specialists all dedicated to healing chronic wounds. The combined knowledge of our team members creates a multidisciplinary approach to wound management. We are dedicated to healing wounds that have not responded to traditional treatment.
Much of the success of your treatment depends on you. We count on you to follow directions carefully and watch your progress closely. You'll learn to care for your wound at home and how to protect yourself from further injuries. The staff at our Wound Healing and Hyperbarics program is available to answer questions and give you the support you need.
Holy Name provides a comprehensive team approach to care with more on-staff medical and surgical specialists than any other wound care center in our region. The Institute's physician panel includes vascular surgeons, general surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, podiatrists, plastic surgeons, thoracic surgeons, interventional radiologists, and infectious disease specialists who coordinate care to provide the best outcome for every patient, while caring for their physical, medical and emotional health.
Nearly 8 million Americans live with chronic wounds, a number that is expected to continue to rise during the next decade. The increase is fueled by an aging population and the surge of diseases such as diabetes and obesity. Other causes of chronic wounds include late effects of radiation treatment, traumatic injuries and other conditions resulting from vascular disorders.
Untreated chronic wounds can lead to a diminished quality of life, pain, loss of function and mobility, depression, distress and anxiety, social isolation, financial burden, prolonged hospital stays, amputation or death. The 5-year survival rate for patients with amputations is approximately 50 percent. Treating these wounds saves lives and helps patients heal faster and regain their quality of life.
Wound care specialists at the Institute will first provide a thorough diagnostic evaluation to identify the patient's type of wound and the underlying problem causing the wound. They will create a personal treatment plan best suited to address the patient's needs, considering overall health status and the patient's ability to comply with therapy.
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