Many Christians hold Maundy Thursday services, and observe Good Friday and eventually Easter Sunday… but what are we supposed to do with Holy Saturday? Mother Petra shares how her Byzantine monastery reflects on Christ’s descent to the dead after his crucifixion, and how that observance has deepened her experience of Easter as a Catholic convert from the Wesleyan tradition. | The Coming Home Network International

Many of you who became Catholic at this year’s Easter Vigil experienced the joy of being welcomed into the Catholic Church. But even though you made it to this exciting milestone, your journey is far from over — now you get to truly experience what it’s like to live your Christian walk in the grace of the sacramental life! With the passing of our Holy Father Pope Francis just two days after the Easter Vigil, you’ve probably already realized that joining the Church really is like joining a family

Whether this is your first Lent or your 50th, the urgent call to “repent and believe in the Gospel” is clear. Why do we confess our sins to a priest, though? This is a common question Protestants ask about the Catholic Church. In this week’s Insights video, Tyler Pakka, who came from an Evangelical background, shares how the idea of confessing to a priest began to make sense to him, and how the healing power of that act in the Sacrament of Reconciliation has transformed his life. Watch the full

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