Resurrection Dawn at the Tomb Marked by Angels
Mary Magdalene Mary the mother of Jesus and Salome visit the tomb as a mighty earthquake shakes the stone. An angel proclaims Jesus is risen and instructs them to tell the disciples to meet in Galilee where they will see him. The women depart fearfully but with joy and report the event. The scene closes with Jesus appearing to them and blessing their faith.
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Mary Magdalene
Mary
Jesus
Salome
Russia
Jesus Christ
Christ
Sunes
Henry Kissinger
Easter Prayer for Resurrection and Grace
A devotional prayer for Easter morning lifting the risen Christ, seeking fellowship, wisdom, strength, victory, and joy through grace. It recalls Mary at the garden and thanks God in the name of Jesus. Attributed to Peter Marshall, the late U.S. Senate chaplain.
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Mary
U.S. Senate
Peter Marshall
Three Faiths Celebrate in Easter and Passover Reflections
A religious column notes Easter and Passover observances during April 8 to 10, cites Gotama Buddha’s birthday in Japan, and discusses Pope Paul VI appointing younger bishops in the United States and Canada. It answers reader questions on chaff, Peter’s marriage, Salvation Army leadership, and Unitarian Universalist formation.
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Jesus Christ
Japan
Gotama Buddha
Paul VI
United States
Canada
Rockville Centre
S.1
Jean Jadot
Vatican
Paul
Salvation Army
Paul S. Kaiser
W. 14Th St
New York
N.Y
Central Territory
Faith and Jerusalem at Eastertime in Holy Land
The piece reflects on Eastertime in Jerusalem drawing readers to the city’s sacred sites. It notes Jerusalem’s long mythic status and references Dr. Harry Thomas Frank’s book Discovering the, describing Jerusalem as a tiny setting for vast historic events.
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David's Tower
Old Jerusalem
Jerusalem
Jordan
Holy Land
Jerusalem the Golden
Harry Thomas Frank
Jerusalem Easter Essay on Faith in a Turbulent World
A reflective tract contrasts a modern Jerusalem with the ancient Holy City to argue that while political and material forms fail, the Christian gospel offers peace through love and brotherhood. It asserts faith can steady the world amid dictatorships, arms races, and existential dread, urging belief in Christ’s resurrection as rebirth for humanity.
We Are Not Unanimous On Human Rights Policy
Washington column argues Carter's human rights push divides elites and faces opposition from both left and right. It defends dissent against dictators, cautions detente as a possible path, and urges principled stance despite risks to free society.
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Carter
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Cuba
China
Chile
Rhodesia
South Africa
Taiwan
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Middle East
Israel
King David's Hotel
YMCA
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Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Mount of Olives
Easter
Denise Tysinger
Jack Anderson
Politburo
Prague
Budapest
Indira Gandhi
India
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