“He wasn’t there anymore, he rose and that’s what we’re celebrating—it’s not just the Easter Bunny and the eggs and everything like that. We’re celebrating that he is risen. He’s ...

She captioned the adorable post: “Happy Easter!!! He is risen!!!!! Easter bliss with my little happy bunnies,” with a bunny emoji. Palmer celebrated the holiday with her son Leodis!

By Sunday morning, memes about Jesus “rizzing” his way out of the tomb flooded X ... April 2010 tweet resurfaced, where he wrote, “happy easter to all!!!! #shoutout to Jesus for takin ...

Pope Francis delivered his final public message, "Urbi et Orbi" — meaning "to the city and the world" — on Easter Sunday ... is not here, he has risen.' Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive!

He looked weak, but present. Struggling to raise his right arm, the pope gave what amounted to a final salute to the Catholic world. “Dear brothers and sisters, Happy Easter,” he said in a ...

He breathlessly told followers: "Dear brothers and sisters, Happy Easter ... is not here, he has risen'. Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive! Love has triumphed over hatred, light over ...

Francis read out just one line of the long speech, telling crowds: "Dear brothers and sisters, Happy Easter ... is not here, he has risen'. Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive!

Happy Easter!" The remainder of his speech was shared in the official Easter Sunday message. In this communication, celebrating the Easter story, he reminded the faithful, "From the empty tomb in ...

Before his passing at 88, Pope Francis on Easter Sunday ... From the empty tomb in Jerusalem, we hear unexpected good news: Jesus, who was crucified, “is not here, he has risen” (Lk 24:5).

The late Pontiff read just one line of the long address, as he breathlessly told followers: "Dear brothers and sisters, Happy Easter ... he has risen'. Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive!

Pope Francis’s final public appearance took place on Easter ... the empty tomb in Jerusalem, we hear unexpected good news: Jesus, who was crucified, “is not here, he has risen.” ...