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Low Sunday – St Thomas' doubts dispelled
On Low Sunday, the Easter Octave, we hear about the institution of the sacrament of penance, and the resolution of St Thomas' doubts.
Apr 12
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Getting the Resurrection appearances in order
The whole narrative falls into place when we notice that the Gospels present us with multiple visits to the Sepulchre.
Apr 11
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How to avoid being disappointed by the Gospels’ accounts of the Resurrection
The accounts of the Resurrection show us what we should and should not expect from the Gospels.
Apr 10
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How did the risen Christ reveal the Church's divine constitution?
Christ established the Church with clarity—yet left little trace of it in written form. What does this show us about her divine constitution?
Apr 9
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How did Christ feed and teach the Apostles after his Resurrection?
In a quiet moment by the Sea of Tiberias, Christ revealed Himself again to His Apostles. These encounters were few, but they were formative, shaping the…
Apr 8
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Fr Henry James Coleridge SJ
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Why Christ appeared to the Holy Women before the Apostles
What was it about the Holy Women that made Christ choose them to prepare the Apostles?
Apr 7
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Why Christ told Magdalene not to touch Him—and what it means for us
The Risen Christ acts with a curious reserve towards St Mary Magdalene, and in a way that contrasts with the other Holy Women and St Thomas.
Apr 6
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What happened when the Holy Women visited Christ's tomb?
The accounts of the women arriving at the Holy Sepulchre came seem very mysterious.
Apr 5
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Fr Henry James Coleridge SJ
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How Jesus was nailed to the Cross
How did Jesus respond to the procedure for crucifying the condemned?
Apr 3
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INRI: Pilate's Revenge
The Crucifixion begins with the humiliation of Christ's enemies, and a civil declaration – even if intended as ironic – of his Kingship.
Apr 2
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Fr Henry James Coleridge SJ
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What Jesus really did for us in the Passion
It is in the Epistles that we find the fullest doctrine of what Our Lord accomplished in his Sacrifice.
Apr 1
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Jesus and his enemies – How they all serve him, in spite of their intentions
Their malice itself, from which they still could have converted, served to fulfil Our Lord's divine plan.
Mar 31
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