paschal mystery

The local community is challenged to enter more deeply into the Paschal mystery.

Particular focus is placed on the paschal mystery of Christ's death and resurrection.

Paschal mystery embraces several events of Jesus' passing away from this world.

The concept of the paschal mystery is criticised by the traditionalists.

The Church was born of the paschal mystery.

Paschal mystery becomes a pledge of eternal life.

They should live his paschal mystery in such a way that they will know how to initiate into it the people committed to their charge.

In many developed countries Christians fail to see the Eucharist as a celebration of the paschal mystery.

This memorial aspect is not simply a passive process but one by which the Christian can actually enter into the Paschal mystery.

It revealed the meaning of Christ's Paschal mystery.

It describes Christian doctrine on the Paschal mystery in the style of Second Sophistic period.

This constant battle to keep the Horse from fading into oblivion imitates the Paschal mystery of Christ.

In the early years of the Church Paschal mystery was celebrated with a vivid expectation of the coming of Christ.

For this very reason the Eucharist, which is in an outstanding way the sacrament of the paschal mystery, stands at the centre of the Church's life.

The Bible includes, not merely the story of the Paschal mystery in the Gospels, but also the sources of ideas of the atonement.

To celebrate Sunday is to make present the graces of the Paschal mystery, which is the climax of the salvation history:

The Premonstratensian Rite was also characterized by an emphasis on the Paschal Mystery unique among the Latin rites.

The very first known use of the term Paschal mystery (literally Mystery of the Pascha) is found in this early homily:

The term "Paschal" comes from the word Pesach, which in Hebrew means Passover, and relates to the Paschal mystery of salvation.

After Second Vatican Council the term Paschal mystery has been used by Catholic Church Magisterium as one of basic concepts of Christian faith and life.

The Koinonia retreat weekend is an experience in Christian community based on the Paschal mystery of the Lord Jesus, His Life, Death and Resurrection.

According to Raniero Cantalamessa OFMCap, patristic interpretation of the paschal mystery in its major facets and constituent dimensions may be summarised in four points:

In the very beginning of 1st chapter, where the Council document speaks about restoration and promotion of the liturgy, paschal mystery is shown as the way Christ has redeemed mankind:

But in your gift of celibacy to Christ and His Church, even the world will be able to see the meaning of the Lord's grace and the power of His paschal mystery.

The paschal mystery, celebrated in an unbloody manner on the altar, is much more a source of spiritual strength to those Christians who live in the situation of suffering, wars, and natural disasters etc.