“When we recall the four last things (death, judgment, Heaven, and Hell), we ought to consider for a moment what Scripture and Tradition have to say about what our resurrected bodies will be like.” – Monsignor Charles Pope
Demons are blind to the world of grace. They cannot “see” grace or understand its working. Most importantly, they do not “see” the resurrection.
It takes time for the reality of the Resurrection to transform our lives.
Will the day of judgment be one of shame–or a story of restoration, redemption, and resurrection to be sung with joy?
Michel Therrien provides the principal beliefs that form the framework of Christianity, and, in particular, a thorough explanation of what the Church teaches about Jesus.
John’s hurried journey to the empty tomb on Easter morning took him to a greater destination: belief. Monsignor Charles Pope reflects on the Gospel.
Does what we do with our bodies affect our spiritual and apostolic lives? Find out when Dr. Peter Howard reflects on the dualism we sometimes unknowingly fall into and when he challenges us to come alive with Christ.
What is God’s Easter Word to Us? Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles reflect.
Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Jesus Christ is Risen! A sermon from Pope St. Leo the Great serves as our meditation for Easter Sunday today.
Did you know that peacocks are a symbol of the Resurrection? Find out more about this interesting piece of Church history when Father John Bartunek answers a reader’s very timely Easter season question!
