John Foley, SJ
“How slow of heart you are to believe all that the prophets spoke,” he says quietly. “Is it not necessary that the Christ should suffer these things even today and so enter into his glory?”
Ron Rolheiser
Living Beyond Our Crucifixions
Jesus doesn’t appear exactly as they remember him, nor as often as they would like him to, but he does appear as more than a ghost or a mere idea.
Eleonore Stump
Why did Jesus appear to his friends and disciples in an unfamiliar form after his resurrection?
Gerald Darring
On their way from Jerusalem to Emmaus, the disciples have an unusual encounter.
Anne Osdieck
The Second Reading has been called a sermon on hope. Can you say why that might be?