Religion & Law

This evening begins the three day period referred to as the Easter Triduum.  Those of us who are Catholics on this blog often disagree on any number of issues, as our posts make quite clear.  But what we pray with and celebrate on these days is something we share as members of one faith - the central events of Christ's life: the Last Supper (about which I reflected at more length this morning here), Christ's crucifixion and time in the tomb and, most fundamentally, His Resurrection.  While I am not suggesting we put aside our differences (or suspend talking about them), I do encourage us to spend time reflecting during these days on God's incredible love made manifest in the events we celebrate.

Have a blessed Triduum.