
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time – Things of This World and the Next
SCRIPTURES & ART: Today’s readings affirm two major truths: that there is life after death and there is a resurrection of the dead
SCRIPTURES & ART: Today’s readings affirm two major truths: that there is life after death and there is a resurrection of the dead
‘Christ’s Resurrection is … a transcendent intervention of God himself in creation and history.’ (CCC 648)
“The Resurrection of Jesus is the crowning truth of our faith in Christ.” (CCC 638)
We worship a God who became man, suffered death and was buried — and rose again from the grave.
Let’s not be afraid to proclaim the truth — to make our case for the extraordinary event of resurrection.
Were there guards at the Tomb? Did the disciples enter the Tomb? And what did the risen Jesus say to the women?
“Mary’s role in the Resurrection of Christ,” said Pope St. John Paul II, “was the completion of her mission at the Annunciation in Nazareth.”
Author and artist Michael O'Brien speaks with the Register about his early struggles as an artist and a father of a growing family, as well as the silver linings the pandemic offers us in learning to hear ‘the small voice’ of the Holy Spirit.
EDITORIAL: The light of faith that shines forth from within the Church can never be extinguished by this pandemic, nor by any other earthly difficulty.
From the harvest of the Resurrection, everything human has been gathered up into great heavenly bins.
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