What might be difficult to understand on Easter Sunday should become clearer throughout the Easter season.
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What does it mean to live in the light amid coronavirus fears?
Horrible things happen in the dark when people are afraid. We must now give witness. If we live in the light, it should be evident. Even in a time of virus.
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How should we carry the weight and worry that come with life?
The call of Christ can appear as one more demand upon your time and energy.
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How can you let Christ open your eyes?
We must seek healing for our own spiritual blindness in order to see the light of Christ.
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The Women Who Followed Christ
Mary and Martha inspire us to maintain an unshakable faith, even during the darkest of hours.
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A prayer for loved ones who have not found the Lord
Lord, why do you grant me the grace to see you so clearly, yet deny this same gift to the one whom I so desperately love?
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The Samaritan Woman and the Power of Women Preachers
The woman at the well is an example of Christian witness and discipleship.
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How do you encounter God in your daily life?
Transfiguration foreshadows Jesus’ future glory in the resurrection.
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How Ash Wednesday orients us to the season of Lent
During this 40-day period, we prepare individually and collectively to celebrate Christ’s resurrection from the dead.
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There’s something about Mary Magdalene
Mary Magdalene’s actual history, as Margaret Arnold tells us, is much richer than we think. The tradition’s appropriation of Mary Magdalene is much more intricate and complex—as the saint herself is complex.