HERE is a Sunday in Easter with a word from Jesus that really appeals to students attending morning worship: “Come and have breakfast” (v.12). First, we break bread when we meet around the Lord’s ...

From the empty tomb in Jerusalem, we hear unexpected good news: Jesus, who was crucified, “is not here, he has risen” (Luke 24:5). Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive!

From the empty tomb in Jerusalem, we hear unexpected good news: Jesus, who was crucified, “is not here, he has risen” (Lk 24:5). Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive!

Pope Francis’s final public appearance took place on Easter Sunday, when he appeared on a balcony at St. Peter’s Basilica to bless the gathered crowds during an Easter mass. Archbishop Diego ...

Read the full text of Pope Francis’s message on Easter Sunday By Emily Sweeney Globe Staff,Updated April 21, 2025, 9:15 a.m.

From the empty tomb in Jerusalem, we hear unexpected good news: Jesus, who was crucified, “is not here, he has risen” (Lk 24:5). Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive!

“Urbi et orbi” means “To the city [of Rome] and to the world.” It is a special apostolic blessing given by the pope every year on Easter Sunday, Christmas, and other special occasions.

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 ...

Easter began early in the national capital, with a local Lutheran Church greeting Easter Sunday at dawn. After the hymns the group shared communion, with a chorus of kookaburras and magpies in the ...

On this Easter Sunday, may we remember that the tomb is empty. Life has broken through and still is, in quiet, ordinary, everyday ways.

Joe Southern: From the empty tomb to the Easter Bunny Joe Southern Apr 18, 2025 0 Understanding Holy Week: Timeline, Bible Verses, Story & Meaning Explained // via Bible Teaching on YouTube ...

The disciples then race to the tomb and find it empty. In dismay, Mary weeps until she encounters two angels and Jesus himself, and they carry on an extended and intimate conversation.