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April 2025
✝️ Easter Sunday 🧔♀️️
When
Sunday, 04/20/2025 - All Day
Event Type
Holy Catholic Masses
Where
"Traditional Catholic Church"
Description
"I arose and I am still with thee."
Today the traditional Catholic Church celebrates the Mass of, Easter Sunday. Today's Mass lesson for traditional Catholics; What is the feast of Easter?
The celebration of this day on which Jesus Christ, according to the predictions both of Himself and the prophets, by His almighty power, reunited His body and soul, and arose alive from the grave.
Why is this feast sometimes called Pascha or Passover?
From the Latin Pasch, and the Hebrew Phase, meaning "the passing over", because the destroyer of the first born in Egypt passed over the houses of the Israelite's who had sprinkled the transom and posts of the door with the blood of the paschal lamb; and because the Jews were in that same night delivered from bondage, passing over through the Red Sea into the land of promise. Now we Christians are by the death and resurrection of Christ redeemed and passed over to the freedom of the children of God, so we call the day of His resurrection Pasch or Passover.
How should we observe the feast of Easter?
In such manner as to confirm our faith in Jesus Christ and in His Church, and to pass over from the death of sin to the new life of grace.
What is the meaning of “Alleluia,”! so often repeated at Easter time?
“Alleluia” means “Praise God." In the Introit of the Mass of this day, the Church introduces Jesus Christ as risen, addressing His heavenly Father as follows: “I rose up and am still with Thee, alleluia; Thou hast laid Thy hand upon Me, alleluia. Lord, Thou hast proved Me, and know Me; Thou hast known My sitting down and My rising up."
Today's lesson from the book of, 1 Corinthians; 5, 7-8. Brethren : Purge out the old leaven , that you may be a new paste, as you are unleavened. For Christ, our Pasch, is sacrificed. Therefore let us feast, not with the old leaven, nor with the leaven of malice and wickedness, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.
Explanation. The Apostle selected the leaven as a type of the moral depravity from which the Christian community and every individual Christian should be free. Let us, therefore, purge out the old leaven of sin by true penance, that we may receive our Paschal Lamb, Jesus, in the Most Holy Eucharist with a pure heart.
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Did Jesus make known to all souls😯️ Did He say many are called, few are chosen🤔️