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Wounded, Yet Resurrected

Posted: April 13, 2022 | Filed Under: Spotlight

In his 2022 Easter Message, Bishop Michael Pryse reflects on the fact that the post-resurrected Christ still bore the marks of his crucifixion. Just as Jesus’ wounds did not define the totality of his resurrected being, neither will our pandemic wounds define the totality of the church’s post-pandemic experience.

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