Reflection: The joy of the Resurrection

Reflection: The joy of the Resurrection

April 20, 2025: THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD THE MASS OF EASTER DAY Readings: Acts 10:34a.37-43 / Psalm 118:1-2.15c-17.22-23 / Colossians 3:1-4 (or: 1 Corinthians 5:6b-8) /John 20: 1-9 (or: Luke 24:1-12).

Granite, Truth and Resurrection COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE

BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN The Great British Countryside does not argue much. It does not need to. It simply is—a rich, unbroken testament to the quiet, immutable truths that modern man, in his restless arrogance, has forgotten. To stand in the honeyed light of a West Country evening, where the shadows of ancient oaks stretch like…

On Holy Thursday, when the Catholic Church celebrates the establishment of the Eucharist, the priestly order, and Jesus' Last Supper, the RTV Herceg-Bosna crew visited Medjugorje, where journalist Mateo Marinović spoke with the local parish priest, Fr. Zvonimir Pavičić.

Felicia Nevodaru, head of the Traditional Culture Department, National Center for the Preservation and Promotion of Intangible Cultural Heritage, spoke to us on Thursday, during TeleMATINAL, about the significance of Easter customs, which traditions have been preserved and which have been forgotten by time, as well as the legends related to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Finding hope in the Resurrection

Prior to the beginning of Lent, I celebrated the funeral of Jenny Wiederholt-Pine.  Wiederholt-Pine was 44 years old, a wife and mother of three who was actively involved with her kids, a successful businesswoman, and was recently elected to the local school board. The news of Wiederholt-Pine’s death from a heart issue sent shock waves through our community in ways that left people stunned and silent before something that can only be described a…

Resurrection: a hope that does not disappoint

We are in the Jubilee Year of Hope as initiated by Pope Francis with the theme of “Pilgrims of Hope” and the words of St. Paul from his letter to