The mystery of Christ’s Passion and Resurrection is not a distant historical memory. It is a living reality that shapes personal faith and communal life. When believers open themselves to its spiritual force with sincerity and freedom, this mystery grows within them. It reshapes priorities, softens hardened hearts, and renews the meaning of hope. Without this return to the core of faith, Christian life risks becoming routine, moralistic, or empty.
True Christian joy does not arise from comfort, success, or control. It flows from encountering and accepting the Good News: that love has gone to the extreme, that life has conquered death, and that mercy has the final word. This message is not abstract or symbolic. It is concrete, personal, and demanding. It calls each person into a relationship built on trust, openness, and honest dialogue with God. Continue reading…
