[Mary Magdalene and Thomas

Plaiititit; In .ttiiiiiit ‘III‘ hotly oi .lt-stis. Mam .\IJIE(I.III‘III" tots t.» 'Ill‘ tviiib. It is empty \‘m tiis I‘ It II‘II .It'ltll. 'I‘liey l’t‘JIII/I‘ -It‘~||.s’ lin. "mu .IlIlI go to toll the disciples .ItlIIll 20:113.

MEMORY \‘I'IIISI'I: “.li‘stis saith unto him. 'l‘liotiuts, Iictutusc tliou seen. and Mt Il:l\'t‘ liclicwtl."——.Ioliii 20:29.

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20:1-29

.Iosiis appears to all the disciples. ex- cepting Thoma-s. thn I _ expresses many doubts. saying he will

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Mary first lllISiHIH" Him for

tFtlitnr's notc; I'Iic Iollnu- n- .in n: to the Rsf‘f‘tis‘itinl the ‘u arise from the dead "or lake“ awa‘. m. fl.wnds_ The H". gal-rim,” Then He speaks. Inn material relating to io- ti:1\ :ithiHs nit-titiiit-cti in the It “as to \Iary Magdalene "Pam, folded ‘and‘ piled grave And {he km“; He is her be- mnri'ow's Sunday School It's. ti'spt‘s .irc :‘iosc who time 130— ha Icsus It s appeared at'tei‘ (.lmhés saw mom “mm” 10‘...“ 'lhm. rm." {mm H“, son is based oti t'opu‘tﬂitt‘d 'II‘ 'o' 'v'it‘t's ol ('lti‘ist His I‘l‘SllI't‘t‘t‘lllm. Thomas dld me “.mh that Jesus. Himself, (lentil ﬂiitlim-s iii-tulnrotl lit :‘n- it; up m...“ m” Hf 4...“. maple Ill" st‘.‘ tilt‘ ll ~ctt Lord for an- “I” If“ “w “‘mh NH“. “Hm "mi “lump”. 3,9 slim of l‘hristinn I‘Ililllillltlll. 3.-..” «inc ts Th...” other \tcok BI‘IIII'O dawn on the Her and John hurrmd mun.‘ [he "ll-595 which follnw,‘ Hmv Vd‘lmal I"'”'"'” "I 'I"""'l"“ '~ tlozihwti: distill? witn ml" "‘I'N “‘9 S‘V'hh‘rnh' “mi-V probath to the uppcr room little they I't‘\t‘.‘|i ttI \Illl‘ys in In the l s, and i: usf‘d by |\I‘l’- . d .1] JP“. H. Um.) I .\I.’I:tl.’ilviic “out to the tomb to when, {he}. had last seen and long? joy and osullationl Jesus "US-“Md ~ years of His earthly “WU” ""“"”” m“ L""'d".I““I-I" talked personally with Jesus. gives her a message for the m R“. RUIN“ ii“". w ‘1“it' .t'ht s lat-y or “‘1” “'1‘” ”: ‘TW-‘r. “Mill‘s: There were ten appearances dist-ill]?q and 5"“ “I‘l'l'l” “H I" h, mp‘mm.‘ m ., \I.t.: i\tItt s upon; those “f'”_“h“:““:fv_‘” “My {‘9‘7"3|l‘"“1{:' of the l-t)3‘(l .lcstts IIIIIIIIILI the 40 spread her clad II("\\..\, t h the (‘riit-it'ixton, mt mm; 6,.” 1i . titerszorcd to Jesus and i’tHNfFI'L'fI"1‘”)!la“ e‘h’IH'“ “me: days between Eastcr Sunday 'lliat eieiliiiilu I~08": MINI-dis countcrcrt men, noon-n, ,-.. ‘iv (I‘si-IIIIE‘: as they tt‘uvclcd "1 h'L.” id [h l ‘ Mime and the day of His ascension. to tho (twp creeping in”; "moms and Rnnnw ML”. MW, [,:1.l‘¢lm mm” >1". had one as MOI-It" e scit ( His ﬁrst appearance,” Mary Thomas. 11c cliaircstiergh o 1" diffpi'pnf pai's‘iit1\ h.“ iio ~tit :i doubts as Thomas tlur- 2W1 ‘II'I‘II III“ “MD? Magdalene-its recorded only by brill", 1110“. “Illlnlsilllf‘b. h 0“ vine thin: in IIIHEYV"\II_ t‘iw. ‘1; .Ios':~' life, they are identical Running off, she encountch John. TI“”I““5 midis (I; I‘ll?” '9 of t‘m-i-si I:“'IIIII‘I‘:.: ‘1 It‘ll“ WUUPC-“(Wiwt'wd Lotti-Laud .tonn. whom she tells Alone at tho tomb. Mal’y gagjﬁal‘l‘hzg““mg”gape;'nfd'ls; rtiel had becii crushed on the

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Cross. He was not faithless. biit on his way to becoming that way.

Jesus. ever willing to give sin» ‘cere doubters convincing evi- i’dence of the realities of divine itruth. orders Thomas to feel lHim. to touch His wounds. to jprove to himself that the One jwho stands before hint is indeed Jesus and He has indeed risen Ifi'oni the dead

1 Thomas do“ Suddetilv his idniibts are gone. his reserve. broken Re confesses and re- ireives the I'lan i‘hrtst at: his Lord and God

The“ lesus pt'onniinces what ‘is probably the greatest of His

IBeatiltides: Blessed are t Ii 0 s e iwho walk by faith and not by isight, for in (ind‘s own time Ithey shall See His face.

‘Mary Taught Silent Lesson

' CARDINAL McGl'lGAN As the Passion of Our Lord draws to a close the Witnesses to that sad event point out that He was crucified between two thieves. From cat-ii of them let us learn a final lesson. . There was one who blasphem- led Him. This is a warning to us ithat. even though we may have Ibecn brought to know Him and ltobe constantly ncat' Him in iHlS Church. one may fail to see to understand. and at the

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Once before He had 5 aid: “Power has gone out from Me"

power to quicken and to heal. You would have thought th at. there above all. as He hung on the Crass. that power would mighty to heal and renew the soul of man.

: POWER I JESS ! Yet the robber blaspheiiied Him This reminds us that there ican be a slate of soul against ‘\\'llll'll Love itself is powerless because it has hardened itself Lagamst Love,

1 Hell is essentially a slate of heins: which we IllSl‘lIOll for our- Iselves. a state of final separate- 1ness from (iorl which 15 the re- sult not of God's repudiation of iman but of man's repudiation of God. It is a repudiation which is ‘eternal precisely becatise it has ibecome. in itself. immovable.

L There are analoqics to this In :human experience. the ale .‘which is so blind. so dark, that love only makes it the more Iviolent. The pride that is so lstony that humility only makes In more scornfttl.

i The inertia that has no taken i possession of the personality that no crisis. no appeal. no induce- ment whatsoever can stir it tn- ito activity but on the contrary Imakes it bury itself the more :deeply in its immobility.

HARDENED

So with the soul and God. Pride can become hardened in- ‘tto hell. hatred can come har- idened into hell. any of the seven .ront_ forms of wrongdoing an n 'Iiai‘dcn into hell.

And not least that sloth which is boredom with divine things, the inertia that cannot be trou-

sees the abyss Into which soul is falling because for ,long. in little ways perhaps. It} thus accustomed il>clf to refuse whatever might cost it an ef- fort. May (Ind in His mei‘cyl save us from that.

Pmi the startlin: thin: iii the story remains unexplained This change of heart. this II'I’IIIIILI of the love that makes heaven is as instantaneous apparenin as the effect of our Lord's phySical touch on lhc bodies of men. And how could that be?

Such s uu d d e it changes do deed take place. from dark to light. from hatred to love. pro- vided that the soul is not set in tho final hardening of hell But what causes them?

You can think here of a tone of voice. a Ionlt from the eyes of Christ But these II‘IIIIES It re what they Ire because they ex- press the personality b 9 hi n d them, express in this case the, .hltnding beauty of utici'eated‘ ‘Inve. '

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‘6 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. March 28. 1964.1

Religious Forces

i 1

~ [Form Baffle Line

By A. I. GOLDBERG UNITED NATIONS Al’i

» that atheists are not to be .5-

i'f‘hc forces of religion and athe- crimiiiated auainst. .

lines Their dispute now is over the thought and belief for atheism.

m are drawing up new battle

in the Uttllt‘d Nalltm-‘A to acknowledge freedom of

llanguage of a proposed UN doc“ btti it has proposed articles_ttiai

:Iaration calling for eliminationlwouid assure greater lof all forms of religious ititoler- ‘im- practice of religious lielicfs. ant-e, ' 39- in such officially atheisdc court-i proved. .Icsus‘ the framing of a treaty that all:

a”. Lump; he countries sign. force to the declaration.

The Soviet Uiiioti is leading Feb.

fret-atom

The declaration. i would be followed by oviet Union ill—nation Human Rights _ m Commission was supposed to: 1913‘ frame the declaration at a four-

week session that beqan herei

tries as the would be asked

aimed at giving

But a eliminate Ill

proposed

treatv

. to fin to have the draft declara forms of racial .tion spell out clearly and cafe.

[discrimination had priorin atid‘gorically the right to non-i‘eh.

the commission had to refer the gious religious question welfare committee of

social 1

UN General

meets here next fall.

back to

Asecmhly

beliefs. Including Billy.

the .ism. . . . the The SOVtet Union proposed a that [new paragraph that would "con.

i A ] bers

the light to spell out specifically (I

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St. Paul's Anglican Church

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The Rev. F. Louis Elias. I..S.T.. Rector Organist and Choir Director: George A. Thompson, F.R.(‘.0., (CHM) A.R.(I.M. EASTER DAY 8.00 am. (‘HLHBIIA’I‘ION OI" IIOIA‘ t'tIMMUNNION 9:30 n.m.~—F‘AMII.Y HOLY ICIN‘IIARIST iHring children with you to (‘oninititiimi Railing reuardleSs of agei

Zion Presbyterian Church

Corner Prince and Grafton Streets The Rev. Donald A. Campbell. B.A.. Minister Miss Roberta Shaw. Deaconess Mrs. Madelyn MacKtnnon. I..Mus., B.Mul. Organist and Choir Director

9:45 am.—Tlte Church School—Classes for all ago: 10:00 a.m.—Biblc Class 11:00 a.m.—Nurser) School EAS'I'I‘JII SUNDAY

11:00 a.m.—DIV1NE WORSHIP Sermon: THE STONE WAS ROLLED AWAY Anthems: In Joseph's Lovely Garden -—Arr. CIIII‘. Dickinson Soloist~Miss Ratith Mincliin The First Eastct' (‘aronArthur Wat-d

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The Von. Archdeacon .I. R. Dnvtcl. M.A. Rector The Reverend Canon E. M. Malone. M.A.. D.D. Honorary Aorist-lit Priest Mics Suzlnne Brenton. LIc. Mum. Orlanlst Mn. I. W. Patterson. Cholr Director

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