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[Emoke Greschik]

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> Tuesday in the Octave of Easter
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> John 20:11-18
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> *Friends, today’s Gospel reveals St. John’s report of Mary Magdalene’s
> encounter with the risen Jesus. An interesting lesson follows from the
> disquieting fact of the Resurrection, namely that this world is not it.
> What I mean is that this world is not all that there is. We live our lives
> with the reasonable assumption that the natural world as we’ve come to know
> it is the final framework of our lives and activities. And one of the most
> powerful and frightening features of the natural world is death. Every
> living thing dies and stays dead. But what if death and dissolution did not
> have the final say? What if, through God’s power, and according to his
> providence, a "new heavens and a new earth" were being born? The
> Resurrection of Jesus from the dead shows *as definitively as possible
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> * that God is up to something greater than we had imagined or thought
> possible. And therefore we don’t have to live as though death were our
> master. In light of the Resurrection, we can *begin to *see this world as
> *a place of gestation, *a place of growth and maturation toward something
> higher, more permanent, and more splendid.*
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