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The Good Shepherd by Daniel Bonnell

Easter 3 (Misericordias Domini)

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Easter 2_2026

The Doubting Thomas by Carl Bloch

Easter 2 (Quasimodo Geniti)

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Let Jesus into your life

Sea of Galilee by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld

As a young boy one of the great thrills of my life was going fishing with my dad. For awhile we lived on the shore of Lake St. Claire in Michigan, and we could go fishing a lot. Every year, when my dad’s vacation time came around, we would pack up the car and hook up the boat and head for the cold waters of northern Minnesota. …For more, click on the title above.

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Sea of Galilee by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld

Easter Wednesday

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All according to God’s beautiful plan

The Risen Christ at Emmaus by Ladislav Záborský

In case you somehow haven’t heard it yet today, Happy Easter! He is risen! As is Church tradition, today we celebrate the raising of Jesus from the tomb. Today is a triumphant and joyful day at the end of a somber and contemplative week. So far today, the attendees of the earlier services have heard two post resurrection events, now you are going to hear about a third, the true story of the road to Emmaus….For more, click on the title above.

Let us rejoice in the Lord’s Day

He Is Risen. Look, There Is the Place They Laid Him by Michael Torevell

Our sermon for this day as we continue to celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord is taken from our inspired readings. Today, we are going to hear more about how this theme text applies to our lives in Christ:
This (is) the Day which YHWH has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it! …For more, click on the title above.

He is risen indeed!

Resurrection Morning by Sadao Watanabe

Christ is Risen! (He is risen indeed. Alleluia!)
Imagine standing in the darkness just before dawn. The air is still, the world is quiet, and the horizon is only a faint outline. Then, slowly, the first light breaks through—and everything changes. This is something that happens all over this beautiful world, but somehow, in the grandeur of the shadow of the mountains, this seems especially vibrant.
That’s what Easter morning is like. The darkness of Good Friday gives way to the light of resurrection. The silence of the tomb is shattered by the angel’s announcement: “He is not here, for He has risen.” …For more, click on the title above.