Today’s homily: Easter Sunday (2026)

Easter Sunday in the ancient Roman Rite proclaims not merely that Christ has risen, but that reality itself has been transformed. Drawing on the Resurréxi Introit, the sober witness of the empty tomb, and Saint Paul’s call to “purge out the old leaven,” this homily presents the Resurrection as a concrete, bodily, and ontological victory over sin and death. It confronts the illusion of an Easter without the Cross, insisting that those who share in Christ’s rising must also live as new men. Rooted in the Church’s liturgy and apostolic witness, it calls the faithful not only to believe in the Resurrection, but to embody it—rising from sin into the life of grace, where Christ lives and reigns forever. https://nuntiatoria.org/2026/04/05/todays-mass-april-5-easter-sunday/