There is a reason that we have traditionally spoken of Christ’s presence in the Eucharist as the “Blessed Sacrament.” We ...

What makes the risen Christ real is that he is truly present today in the crucified and glorified members of his body in the world. If we do not believe this, then we have yet to encounter him in ...

Only after we have identified ourselves with Jesus in his humanity and humility can we hope to understand and believe in him as a risen and glorified Christ.

Like the disciples on the Emmaus road, the "face of Jesus Christ" for us will be his presence revealed in the scriptures, and given to us as our food in the eucharist. The risen and glorified humanity ...

Journeying toward resurrection empowered by the Spirit is an ongoing conversion that enables us to see, ever more clearly, “looking upwards,” the glorified, risen Christ, which enables us to ...

Jesus said, “Now is the Son of Man glorified, and God is glorified in ... therefore with him by baptism into death, so that as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we ...

Christianity without a risen Christ — truly alive and with a real, glorified body — is an essentially empty, even false, belief system.

“The risen but scarred body of Christ is the ultimate signifier of ... But I have always wondered why Jesus, after his Resurrection, in his glorified body, still bore the visible marks of ...

This period of introspection culminates in the joyous celebration of resurrection. The glorified, Risen Christ embodies the First Fruits of a cycle that awaits believers after death. It is a ...

Only the certainty that the Crucified Christ lives on as the Risen Christ, glorified by God, gives us the solution to the riddle of Jesus as a person and makes the Church possible and real.” ...