Catena Aurea on Matthew 26:20–25: Leo the Great

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CommentLeo the GreatPublic domainMatthew 26:20–25

He shews that the conscience of His betrayer was known to Him, not meeting his wickedness with a harsh and open rebuke, that penitence might find a readier way to one who had not been disgraced by public dismissal.

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Also cites: Serm. 58, 3

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