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Who Do We Look Like?

Homily Background for April 4, 2010 - Year C

Which Christ on cross?

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. Passion and Resurrection are inseparable aspects of mystery of faith, so we should think both at Mass

What did Jesus know?

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. Humbling himself to become flesh, Jesus embraced limitations, including the boundaries of awareness

Washing away sin

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. Confession is 'good for the soul' and is beneficial even before adult baptism

The Cross and Resurrection in Mark’s Gospel

By Ronald D. Witherup. Mark’s Gospel has often been described as a passion narrative with an extended introduction. (Subscription required)

TCA Faith

The Catholic answer to your questions about Scripture, theology, morality and apologetics

TCA Faith

By Father Ray Ryland. The Catholic answer to your questions about Scripture, theology, morality and apologetics

TCA Faith

By Father Ray Ryland, Ph.D., J.D. The Catholic answer to your questions about Scripture, theology, morality and apologetics.

St. Paul and the Resurrection

By Michael J. Gorman. The Resurrection is the foundation of all we are. This article has free access for all visitors.

September 14, Exaltation of the Holy Cross

Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor, reading, feast of the day, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.

Risk the Waters

Easter Sunday: Resurrection of the Lord

Resurrection from Three Points of View

Books on the Resurrection are reviewed by Mark G. Boyer

Proving the Unprovable

Homily Background - March 23, 2008 - Year A

'Peace Be With You!'

Homily Background for April 22, 2012 - Year B. (Subscription required)

Pastoral Answers Column: Mystery’s meaning

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. In the Mass and sacraments, Christ’s saving death, resurrection and glorification are made present

Opening the Word: Christ is (truly) risen

By Carl Olson. Just a ‘hodgepodge’ of myths? Scripture attests otherwise to a real historical event of Resurrection

November 21, Presentation of Virgin Mary

Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor for November 21, 2009, reading, feast of the day, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.

No Reason to Fear

Homily Background for April 24, 2011 - Year A. (Subscription required)

Msgr. M. Francis Mannion: Resurrection of the body

The Christian belief in the reunion of body and soul is vastly different from the belief in reincarnation. (Subscription required)

Msgr. M. Francis Mannion: Resurrection and bodily suffering

God’s ability to raise up and glorify our bodies at the great resurrection is not in any way hampered. (Subscription required)

More than we can bear?

We may be put upon in this life, but through the Resurrection all burdens are taken away

March 25, Fifth Sunday of Lent

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Listen for the Whisper

Homily Background for August 10, 2008 - Year A

Light-bearing witnesses

As believers, we have responsibility to reveal truth of Resurrection to those who don't see

Letters to the Editor

Is the resurrection 'all in our heads'?

Jesus meant what he did

If he rose from the dead, we can't go on the way we have -- conversion becomes necessary

Jesus Awaits Us

Homily Background for April 8, 2012 - Year B. (Subscription required)

Is Sunday our Sabbath?

In Msgr. M. Francis Mannion's Q&A column, a reader questions why 'The Lord's Day' is on Sunday and how to honor the Sabbath.

How we can be Easter people

By Cory Busse. Five simple ways to live out the hope of the resurrection,even when our cross seems too much to bear

'He has been raised'

By Carl E. Olson. Today's Scripture readings make it clear: Resurrection of Jesus Christ is no myth

Editorial: A reason for hope

This editorial column has free access for all visitors. The temptation may be to see this as a nightmare revisited.

Dissecting death

Editorial

Christ's death and resurrection

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. Seven ways of understanding Jesus’ death and what it achieved in relation to the Resurrection

Carl E. Olson: Witnessing the Resurrection

Peter and John’s faith in the Risen Christ is rooted in truth of empty tomb, not on feelings or intuition. (Subscription required)

Carl E. Olson: Staring down death

In raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus helps Martha — and us — to believe in his true identity. (Subscription required)

Carl E. Olson: Source of eternal hope

A vision of life that ignores mortality can’t be a source of authentic hope, which comes from God

Carl E. Olson: Casting out fear

Those who embrace divine mercy are filled with faith, which leads to fellowship through the Church. (Subscription required)

April 8, Thursday in the Octave of Easter

Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor, reading, feast of the day, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.

April 8, Easter Sunday

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April 5, Monday in the Octave of Easter

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April 24, Easter Sunday: The Resurrection

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April 2, Monday of Holy Week

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April 12, The Resurrection of the Lord

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Answers from Msgr. Mannion: Christ victorious

In this Easter season, how Jesus’ death and resurrection mark the beginning of the end of evil; bilingual possibilities

A Pastiche of Books from 2006

Book Reviews

A new creation

By Carl Olson. Out of the darkness of the tomb, the New Adam — who is ‘the light of men’ — arose in glory

A Catholic examination of the invasion of zombies

By David DiCerto. Walking dead are lurching into movies, TV shows and books. A look at why