
The Disappearing Grave
In many churches, the Holy Sepulcher once was as commonplace at Easter as the crèche was at Christmas. It isn’t anymore.
In many churches, the Holy Sepulcher once was as commonplace at Easter as the crèche was at Christmas. It isn’t anymore.
Seeing Easter through her eyes also reminds us that one day we too will meet Jesus face-to-face.
EDITORIAL: Even in the darkest and most chaotic moments of human history, Christ’s victory over evil is being made manifest, if only we have eyes to see.
“Wherever the Catholic sun doth shine, there’s always laughter and good red wine. At least I’ve always found it so. Benedicamus Domino!” —Hilaire Belloc
‘Look with confidence to the future, for Christ is risen and has changed the direction of history.’
A new reflection series will release every Thursday from Divine Mercy Sunday to Pentecost, April 13 through May 25.
Meanwhile, activists in the Asian island-nation credit the Catholic Church’s ‘bold and strong stance’ with helping to inspire massive protests against the Sri Lankan government’s management of the country’s economic crisis.
For Christians in Ukraine, it has been a long Lent and a difficult Easter.
This effort 'is not just about money, but also time and talent.'
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