“So many victims of war, economic injustice, sexual violence, political oppression, climate disasters, and religious persecution are to be mourned,” the message notes. “Can we authentically celebrate Easter without addressing these sufferings?”
The text reflects that Easter is the cornerstone of our faith as Christians. “It is the one big source of hope in these troubled times,” the message reads. “Jesus tremendously inspired the people of his time when he spoke words of love and words of hope, when he touched people with his healing hands, when he led together people from very different backgrounds into one loving community.” The message emphasizes that Easter does not promote spiritual pacification in the face of suffering that is otherwise unbearable. “May we celebrate this Easter as a time of reassurance that in all the abysses we presently experience in the world, there is more to come,” reads the message. “This outlook continues to unite us in our global church community. It connects us with all people on this earth, who are together with us created in God’s image.” Easter Message 2026 |
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