
Literature Wakes to the Light of Easter Season
J.R.R. Tolkien called it “eucatastrophe” — the sudden turn to joy. It’s a pattern echoed in the best of literature and fulfilled in Christ’s rising from the dead.
J.R.R. Tolkien called it “eucatastrophe” — the sudden turn to joy. It’s a pattern echoed in the best of literature and fulfilled in Christ’s rising from the dead.
User’s Guide to the Second Sunday of Easter
The graces procured in Indiana at the National Eucharistic Congress strengthened the family's faith for their current suffering.
Substantial collection includes key figure of Easter.
‘Where did all these people come from?’ one pastor asks.
‘The resurrection of Jesus is indeed the basis of our hope. For in the light of this event, hope is no longer an illusion. Thanks to Christ — crucified and risen from the dead — hope does not disappoint!’
After the blessing, Pope Francis greeted jubilant pilgrims from the popemobile.
Under clear spring skies and surrounded by thousands of faithful gathered in a St. Peter’s Square adorned with vibrant yellow daffodils, Pope Francis’ Easter Sunday homily called Christians to actively seek the Risen Jesus in their daily lives.
Christ is risen, indeed! Here are seven ways your family can celebrate Easter more fully, especially during the first eight days:
The sixth word Christ utters from the cross brings us to the death of the Lord Jesus, crucified for our sake.
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