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Rare medieval Easter cipher is up for grabs this Holy Week Sans apps and online calendars, tracking Easter is no simple task.Unlik e many fixed annual holidays, Easter — which falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox — can be anytime between March 22 and April 25 or, for Orthodox Christians who use the Julian
calendar, between April 4 and May 8. In the Middle Ages, an entire science called “computus” was developed.... Indigenous call Vatican's repudiation of Doctrine of
Discovery 'only a step' Indigenous people in the U.S. and Canada had mixed reactions to the Vatican's repudiation of the Doctrine of Discovery, a series of 15th-century papal bulls that legitimized colonial exploitation, but they agreed the statement should be followed with further action.... ‘That’s going to be with me forever’
says officer who responded to Nashville school shooting Jeff Mathes will never wear red and black the same way again. Those are the colors of The Covenant School in Nashville, Tenn., where Mathes and fellow officers responded to a
shooting that claimed six lives — three of them children. “That’s going to be with me forever,” the detective sergeant with the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department said of the March 27 shooting, which ended when police took the life of the shooter.... Sandy Wong still cries when she tells the story. A few years ago, she registered to attend a women’s retreat at her church, Chapel
Hill Bible Church in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where she had worshipped for close to 20 years. A Taiwanese immigrant and a mother of three adult children, she often volunteered to help care for children during services and other events. “I love kids,” she said. “They make me happy.” But on the day of the retreat, the mostly white attendees asked if she would look after their children instead of participating in the gathering....
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10 Commandments Project: nourishing Mississippi children The Community Chapel Assembly of God in Mississippi is playing a pivotal role in enlightening children with the knowledge of the Ten Commandments through its 10 Commandments Project. The church is located in Shelby, MS, which is one
of the poorest regions in the United States with less than 2,000 residents in the area with a median income reaching just over $14,000....
Pope Francis celebrates Palm Sunday after hospital release Last week, Pope Francis was admitted to a hospital in Rome as he was encountering respiratory issues. A day after being released from the hospital, the pontiff participated in Palm Sunday mass, which is celebrated by Christians all over the world before Easter. The pope opened the Palm Sunday mass after arriving in St. Peter’s Square, where over 30,000 people were
present.
DAR lays commemorative wreath at Old St. Andrews Church Bernadette Salapare of Christian Daily writes that the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) laid a commemorative wreath at the Old St. Andrew’s Parish Church in Charleston, South Carolina. DAR has over 190,000 members who can all trace their lineage back to a Revolutionary War hero. DAR hosts one of the most extensive genealogical libraries in the United
States.... |
Voices: Jesus’ triumphal entry rebuked religious nationalism Each
year, Christians celebrate Palm Sunday, Jesus’ so-called “triumphal entry” into Jerusalem. The gospels do depict crowds celebrating triumphantly, but what if Jesus was rebuking his own followers? What if Jesus did not agree with their hopes for the Messiah? What do Jesus’ actions and words really say in Luke 19:28-44, if we have ears to hear? In the late 90s, you would be hard-pressed not to find posters of bands like Audio Adrenaline, Stephen Curtis Chapman, and Jennifer Knapp in youth group meeting rooms around the country. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with former Contemporary Christian Music Artist and Grammy-nominated Jennifer Knapp on the latest episode of the UNenlightenment podcast.... Is It Worth It? (A question for every Christian) Here’s a question that’s important for us Christians to answer regularly: Is it worth fighting a battle that you’re not winning and may not win? Let’s imagine the different arcs of life where this question may apply.... Principles for Public Prayer from John Newton Do you find the idea of praying in public intimidating? If so, you’re
not alone. Most Christians are self-conscious when it comes to the task of public prayer. John Newton (1725-1807), writer of the hymn Amazing Grace, provides his thoughts on how to prevent your public prayers from being a burden to you or to your hearers.... We think of Easter week as one story: entry into Jerusalem on
Palm Sunday, Last Supper, arrest and trial, crucifixion, and resurrection. Liturgical performance, with a convenient hiatus between Palm Sunday and the long East weekend, reinforces the point. But I will suggest here that it is actually two stories—interconnected obviously, but playing out on very different levels....
Father gifts son 40 acres for 13th birthday A man in California recently gifted his 13-year-old son 40 acres of land for his birthday. Faheem Muhammad, 35, of Los Angeles said the land, which is in Boulevard, California, on the U.S.-Mexico border, was a rite of passage for his teenage son, Faheem Ra'id Muhammad. One Rural County is Launching a National Digital Navigators Corps Susan Corbett, the founder of Maine’s National Digital Equity Center (NDEC), lives in one of America’s most remote rural regions. The population density is under 10 people per square mile. Winters are brutal. Health care can be hours away. She knows first-hand how fast her community can tumble without a safety net....
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