The meaning of Easter cannot be contained in a single image or quote, but perhaps the following impressions will serve as a source of contemplation. Of course, the only way to express the true spirit of Easter is to embody it.
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Sacrament of communion
Thank you for these pictures and words both. Happy Easter.
You too, Lori.
In answer to Frederick Buechner’s question—yes. Thank you for the quotes, pictures, and scriptures.
Thanks for the beautiful post and words. Walden’s quote is my favorite. Waiting can be so hard, and we do need to pause and remember to breathe as we wait. There are things to learn while waiting. Have a Blessed Easter Mitch!
You too, Carolyn!
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Wonderful message…Happy Easter!
Thank you, Narayanan!
Beautiful images and quotes. I have several favorites, yet they all “speak” a beautiful silence. I hope you and your lovely wife have a blessed Resurrection Weekend!
Thank you, Karla. Wishing you the same!
You’re welcome, Mitch. Thank you!
Wonderful–loved the pictures–was touched by the quotes. Thank you for this.
My pleasure, Katie.
So love the one of the Easter procession. I have a lot of the Orthodox in me!
Oh…the little lamb at the bottom 🤍🤍🤍
Always enjoy the pictures you curate as well as the quotes!!
So many good ones!
“that to live without him is the real death, that to die with him the only life?” = Favorite!!
Mine too, Peach (this isn’t the first time I’ve used that quote).
for if we died with him, we will live with him. john 15:11
greater love has no one than this. 1 timothy 2:13
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My favorite quote is, “the true spirit of Easter is to embody it.”
Thank you, Manette. Wishing you a blessed Easter, and beyond.
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Beautiful, Mitch. Happy Easter.
You too, Jennie.
Amen.