As the elements of the sacrament symbolize, this week is not really a jovial time, but rather calls for serious meditation on the price Jesus paid and being grateful for His gift of eternal salvation.

As the elements of the sacrament symbolize, this past week was not really a jovial time, but rather calls for serious meditation on the price Jesus paid and being grateful for his gift of eternal ...

As the elements of the sacrament symbolize, this week is not really a jovial time, but rather calls for serious meditation on the price Jesus paid and being grateful for His gift of eternal salvation.

He looked at them and said, ‘He’s alive. Please tell me Jesus is really alive?’ They said, ‘Yes, of course he’s alive, and he is with us in the church, in the Sacred Scripture ...

For Christians, this is not just a symbol. It is a real event-Jesus defeated death and is alive. What does this mean for our world today? First, Easter tells us that despair is not the end.

As the elements of the sacrament symbolize, this week is not really a jovial time, but rather calls for serious meditation on the price Jesus paid and being grateful for His gift of eternal salvation.

As the elements of the sacrament symbolize, this week is not really a jovial time, but rather calls for serious meditation on the price Jesus paid and being grateful for His gift of eternal salvation.

As the elements of the sacrament symbolize, this week is not really a jovial time, but rather calls for serious meditation on the price Jesus paid and being grateful for his gift of eternal salvation.

Jesus "is alive and is with us always, shedding the tears of those who suffer and adding to the beauty of life through the small acts of love carried out by each of us," Pope Francis wrote. After the ...

Jesus “is alive and is with us always, shedding the tears of those who suffer and adding to the beauty of life through the small acts of love carried out by each of us,” Pope Francis wrote. After the ...