Christ is alive and he wants you to be alive! Christ is alive and he wants you to be alive! Liturgy of March 31 - Easter Sunday Dear brothers and sisters, I believe there is no better comment on the …More
Christ is alive and he wants you to be alive!
Christ is alive and he wants you to be alive!
Liturgy of March 31 - Easter Sunday
Dear brothers and sisters, I believe there is no better comment on the liturgy of Easter Sunday, than the words pronounced by Pope Francis in the message addressed to young people, but indirectly to us all, on the occasion of the five years of the publication of the post-synodal exhortation "Christus vivit ” last March 25. Pope Francis, inter alia, said: In today’s world, marked by so many conflicts and so much suffering, I suspect that many of you feel disheartened. So together with you, I would like to set out from the proclamation that is the basis of our hope and that of all humanity: “Christ is alive and he wants you to be alive!”…. Thus, see Jesus in this way: as alive and overflowing with joy, the victor over death, a friend who loves you and wants to live in you. Only in this way, in the light of his presence, will your memory of the past prove fruitful, you will find courage in the present and be prepared to face the future with hope, to be the leaders of tomorrow, “artisans” of the future.
Christ is alive and he wants you to be alive!
Liturgy of March 31 - Easter Sunday
Dear brothers and sisters, I believe there is no better comment on the liturgy of Easter Sunday, than the words pronounced by Pope Francis in the message addressed to young people, but indirectly to us all, on the occasion of the five years of the publication of the post-synodal exhortation "Christus vivit ” last March 25. Pope Francis, inter alia, said: In today’s world, marked by so many conflicts and so much suffering, I suspect that many of you feel disheartened. So together with you, I would like to set out from the proclamation that is the basis of our hope and that of all humanity: “Christ is alive and he wants you to be alive!”…. Thus, see Jesus in this way: as alive and overflowing with joy, the victor over death, a friend who loves you and wants to live in you. Only in this way, in the light of his presence, will your memory of the past prove fruitful, you will find courage in the present and be prepared to face the future with hope, to be the leaders of tomorrow, “artisans” of the future.