Paschal Mystery
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Today, we hear Mark’s account of the Resurrection. At this point we have felt the weight of many accounts of our Lord’s Resurrection. They vary in persons, time, and evoke different emotions. Such variety speaks of the immensity of this new way of life. Abbot Jeremy gives insight to the Resurrection accounts: It is not
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Peter goes fishing after the Resurrection. Thoughts on movements from reliance to boldness.
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Saint Augustine said, “Jesus broke the bread, they recognized him. Then we should no longer say that we do not know Christ! If we believe, we know him!” A reflection on the Road to Emmaus.
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Today, we hear the account of Mary seeing the Risen One. She runs to tell the others!
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We have entered into this moment of exuberant joy! Our lips utter Alleluia repeatedly. We are in the octave of Easter. What is an octave? There is so much joy and mystery to be unpacked in the Resurrection of Christ that Easter Day is prolonged for eight days. We need these days to contemplate the
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