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Catholic Christianity: Catholic Beliefs
The Paschal Mystery: the life, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus
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Overview
Why the Mystery is called Paschal, the empty tomb and the road to Emmaus in Luke 24, a risen body that was no ghost, the Ascension, redemptive efficacy, and how it is celebrated today.
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What is the Paschal Mystery?
Why is the Paschal Mystery called “Paschal”?
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What is the Paschal Mystery?
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The Paschal Mystery is the passion, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus. Catholics see these events as one saving work of God.
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Why is the Paschal Mystery called “Paschal”?
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The word comes from Pascha, meaning the Passover. Jesus died and rose at Passover, passing from death to new life.
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What does the life of Jesus show Catholics about God?
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Jesus's teaching, healings and forgiveness of sinners show God's love in action. Jesus's obedience to the Father throughout his life leads him to the cross.
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How did Jesus die?
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Jesus was condemned by Pontius Pilate and crucified outside Jerusalem. Catholics remember his death on Good Friday.
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What does Luke 24 say the women found at the tomb?
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The women found the stone rolled away and the body of Jesus gone. Two men in dazzling clothes asked why they looked for the living among the dead.
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What happened on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24?
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The risen Jesus walked with two disciples, who did not recognise him. The disciples recognised Jesus when he broke bread with them.
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