Why do you seek the living one among the dead?

Why do you seek the living one among the dead?

REFLECTIONS TODAYAlleluia! Alleluia! Jesus is risen! This is the night when the tomb is found empty. There is no sense looking for Jesus among the dead. Jesus is the living One who will die no more (Rom 6:9). Tonight, we complete our Paschal Triduum. We have received the commandment to love one another with the corresponding challenge of laying down our life for each other. We have also received the Spirit handed over to us by Jesus, empowering …

Shocking Signs Still Appearing at the Garden Tomb—2,000 Years After the Resurrection!

THE GARDEN TOMB, JERUSALEM, Israel – Jesus rising from the dead is the most celebrated miracle in Christianity. And in the Garden … Read More The post Shocking Signs Still Appearing at the Garden Tomb—2,000 Years After the Resurrection! first appeared on Charisma News. The post Shocking Signs Still Appearing at the Garden Tomb—2,000 Years After the Resurrection! appeared first on Charisma News.

2,000 Years After History's Greatest Miracle, Signs and Wonders Continue at Jerusalem's Garden Tomb

Jesus rising from the dead is the most celebrated miracle in Christianity.

A team of researchers has discovered the remains of an ancient garden beneath the foundation of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, a discovery that seems to confirm the Gospel of John's account of the place of Jesus' burial. According to the Gospel of John 19:41: “In the place where he was crucified there was a garden, and in the garden a new tomb, in which no one had been put before.” A team from the Sapienza University in Rome anal…

The contrast between the faith and docility of women to believe and the distrust of thedisciples of those who said the text that they thought the message of women were rants is striking. And to note that Peter was not in the tomb did not know what to think. This day we commented on the finding of the empty tomb by women narrated by the Gospel of St. Luke. The first fact that strikes us is that women do not find things as they planned.

On Holy Week, a discovery in one of the most sacred places of Christianity caught the attention of the whole world. A team of archaeologists working in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, built in the fourth century on the site traditionally identified as the tomb and site of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, made findings that could shed new light on the last moments of Jesus' life.The excavations, led by Professor Francesca Stasolla …