Easter Sunday

The day of joy is upon us, thanks be to God! We look for the risen Christ today and to often we have trouble finding Him.
"Most High, glorious God,
enlighten the shadows of my heart,
and grant me a right faith, a certain hope and perfect charity,
sense and understanding, Lord,
so that I may accomplish your holy and true command.  Amen." OSTENSION OF THE HOLY SHROUD

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