From the empty tomb in Jerusalem, we hear unexpected good news: Jesus, who was crucified, “is not here, he has risen” (Luke 24:5). Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive!

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From the empty tomb in Jerusalem, we hear unexpected good news: Jesus, who was crucified, “is not here, he has risen” (Lk 24:5). Jesus is not in the tomb, he is alive!

But the miracle of Easter didn’t end there. What happened across Rome in the years that followed was in some ways just as astonishing. Before Christianity became a religion, it was the ...

Under clear spring skies and surrounded by thousands of faithful gathered in a St. Peter’s Square adorned with vibrant yellow daffodils, Pope Francis’ Easter Sunday homily called Christians to ...

Joe Southern: From the empty tomb to the Easter Bunny. Joe Southern Apr 18, 2025 Apr 18, 2025; 0; ×. Understanding Holy Week ...

Spring has sprung, the weather is getting consistently warmer in our beautiful Central Valley, and signs of new life are all around us. It is simply the perfect time for ...

April 20, 2025, Easter Vigil of the Lord’s Resurrection: The celebration of the Lord’s resurrection is different depending on where you live.

The empty tomb Dear Editor, The angel spoke to the women: “You must not be afraid, I know you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here, He has been raised, just as He said.

The eggs also signify the empty tomb. As for the Easter bunny, its origins are not necessarily rooted in Christianity. The exact origins of the anthropomorphic rabbit are unclear.

And on the final day (Easter Sunday), Jesus' tomb was found empty. The Bible proclaims he rose from the dead. Gift guide: 50 adorable and fun Easter basket gifts for kids ...