Happy Easter!

Over the last 47 days of Lent, I've been reading a reflection from Fr. Robert Barron each day.  Here is part of the final reflection that he sent out today.


"Easter is significant because it reveals that love is more powerful than death. Death is what frightens us most. It hems us in and it sets the ultimate limit to everything. If death has the final word, then all the evil in the world wins and there's no hope because there's nothing after death. That's the end. 
But Easter is the declaration that God's love, the love that made the world and sustains it, is more powerful than death. That's a moment of liberation. It means death no longer enslaves us. The first Christians saw that the bursting forth of Christ from the tomb is the shattering of death's bonds." 

Amen, and Happy Easter to all!