Christians have already realized the need for an online Holy Week in the event of a Covenant 19 closure. Therefore, Easter Day Prayer Service Everybody knows that the Mass of Sacrifice is also online. And then it doesn’t matter anymore about the grief. The reason now is that Christians have the spiritual experience of the Day of Resurrection.
What is the purpose of the Resurrection Day?
Christ rose from the grave on the third day after his death. This truth is fundamental and central to the Christian faith. Christmas is Friday. Everyone rested because Saturday was Sabbath. Early Sunday morning, Mary Magdalene and the women in the crowd visit the tomb. The covering of the tomb had been changed. V said that it was the angel who came down from heaven. The Book of Matthew That angel is telling the women, the crucified Christ is not here. He has risen, as He said. Christ, Himself appeared to the women and conveyed to them the hope of resurrection, hoping for peace. They told the apostles according to what He had said.
The spiritual experience of the Day of Resurrection is to commemorate this historic event, worshiping God and embracing the spirit of the resurrection of Christ through the sacraments of the resurrection. The resurrection of Christ gives Christians the highest experience of Christ’s trial, death, and resurrection.
Is Resurrection an Afterlife for Christians? C
Christians are constantly involved in the mystery of Christ’s life. Through the experience of God’s Word and the sacraments celebrating the mysteries of Christ, Christians share in their life experiences, especially the Crucifixion and Resurrection. Christians grow up in the resurrection life of Christ in the life of faith. It is the responsibility of Christians to embrace the growth of that life and to pass it on to others. The resurrection of Christ works in every Christian in conjunction with human life.
It is such an act that makes one spiritual as a Christian. Every Christian shares this spiritual experience with other Christians; Also shared with believers in other religions. Through such sharing, believers in the Christian church strive to share in the spiritual growth of human society. As part of these efforts, Christians engage in all kinds of social and cultural contacts. Through schools, colleges, hospitals, charity schools and charitable homes, Christians aim to share the life-giving message of Christ and its saving power in the community.
The universality of the message of Christ
The message of Christ is universal. The rescue mission is universal. He said, “I have other sheep that are not of this fold. I must bring them also ”(John 10:16). Christ means that those who believe in Him and become Christians, even those of other religions and cultures, are embedded in His philosophy of life and work. This is the universal mission of Christ. The Church seeks to incorporate the spirit of Christ’s life into the creed of faith in all religions.
Christian churches do not have the goal of forcing Christians to persuade or persuade anyone; Do not be. But should not all human beings desire religious harmony, religious discourse and human unity based on faith in God? Those who think only on the basis of logic will find it hard to accept that Christ died on the cross and rose again. The resurrection of Christ may not be acceptable to those who are convinced of the superiority of other religious beliefs. But is it a fact that everyone agrees with the fact that Christ has been a risen Cheetah throughout history?
This is what makes Christ unique in human history. Not only the holy spirits of the Christian church but also many world leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Swami Vivekananda who believed in other religions have enriched their lives with the spirit of Christ! Are not doctors, nurses, and health workers worthy of Christ’s mention that the coronation of the ministry in this time of Coronation is the sum of the sacrifices they make for the sick?
The culture of life
Humans must be able to resist not only the coronavirus, but any phenomenon that destroys life. Should not feticide, murder, and mercy be the calamities to be countered? Even in our country, a law that allows even a six-month-old baby to be euthanized from its mother’s womb, as well as court rulings under that law, is still in place. Our way of life is polluting the atmosphere and the water, and the earth’s temperature is at risk, and our lives are in danger.
Increasing numbers of people who breathe polluted air in the city become infected with lung disease. Isn’t today the need to clean the atmosphere by limiting the number of vehicles and controlling the emission of toxic gases? There are people in our cities who are suffering from kidney disease by polluting the rivers, rivers and even the sea. We are horrified by the number of deaths due to coronavirus reaching one million. But the number of people who died of cancer in 2018 was 96 lakhs.
Just because cancer is not considered an infectious disease does not bother us with the multitude of deaths. Alcohol, tobacco use, food that is considered to be one of the finest foods in terms of color and taste, are known to cause cancer. Yet all of this becomes a regular part of our lifestyle. The coronavirus epidemic reminds us that human society needs to rise up for the survival of individuals and human society. We must develop a culture of life.
Christ is the one who has come to give life to the whole world. “I have come that they may have life, and have it abundantly” (John 10:10). Christ here refers to the inner life of man. Only materialism, which is firm in its interiority, can save human society. Spirituality is what makes the material life of man alive. We can turn away from all forms of life that are harmful to society by committing ourselves to wrong ways of life. The air can be kept clean. Water can be protected anywhere. We can love our brothers. They can be good Samaritans who can help the needy. We can also enter into the immortality of Christ through the resurrection of the lifelessness of this worldly life.
