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St John Passion review – Polyphony and OAE deliver an outstanding, vivid rendition

An extraordinarily moving Bach passion contained intensity, radiance and, from Nick Pritchard, the finest live account of the Evangelist this critic has heard

The Guardian - UK

The Bishop of Manchester's Easter message of faith, hope and love

'Let this be a season for us to look at the past in order to live wholly and fully and full of love in the present'

Manchester Evening News

Pope Francis skips traditional Good Friday procession at the Colosseum in chilly Rome

Pope Francis, hospitalized recently with bronchitis, skipped the procession because of cold weather. It was the first time a pope was a no-show at the Colosseum Way of the Cross procession since 2005.

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Hungry Mancs queue around the block for Good Friday chippy teas

Huge queues snaked out of the doors of fish and chip shops across Greater Manchester

Manchester Evening News

Arsenal XI vs Liverpool: Starting lineup, confirmed team news and injury latest today

Latest team news update ahead of Anfield clash

Evening Standard

Great reasons for eating chocolate, according to science

Where did heavenly chocolate really come from? Apparently, it was the second last miracle of Jesus. Nearly 60 years ago, I heard this persuasive Easter

The New Daily

Why is today called Good Friday and what does it mean in Scotland

The Easter holidays are now underway for millions of people across the UK - including Scotland - with Good Friday now here. But why is it called Good Friday? Here is what you need to know.

Glasgow Live

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Bones said to belong to gospel writer Mark bought for display at suburban shrine

They’re the latest religious relics at the Shrine of All Saints in Morton Grove, which includes objects associated with more than 3,000 saints.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pope Francis shares views on sex and masturbation as he kisses feet of prisoners

Twelve inmates at a juvenile prison on the outskirts of Rome, Italy, sat in a row as the head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, kneeled in front of them and bathed and kissed their feet

Daily Mirror

Why do we eat fish on Good Friday?

Millions of people across the UK will be opting for a fish supper on Friday - but where did the tradition come from?

Manchester Evening News

Priests honour women, special children, staff peons at Maundy Thursday ritual in Mumbai

MUMBAI: The Christian community turned out in strength to attend Maundy Thursday services that were held at churches citywide April 6. Priests conducted the mass of the Lord's Supper and washed the feet of women, underprivileged and marginalised people. Holy hour was observed later at night.

The Times of India

Using shame and guilt entrenches divides. The Easter story is about true solidarity

Jesus was crucified for undermining the political and and religious powers of his day with unconditional inclusion and selfless love

The Guardian - AU

Why is Good Friday called Good Friday? How the day got its name

Find out why Good Friday is called Good Friday, where the tradition comes and how it is celebrated.

GoodToKnow

Recovered pope washes feet of young inmates on Holy Thursday

Pope Francis, appearing fully recovered from a bout of bronchitis, on Thursday began an intense four days leading to Easter urging priests to avoid fomenting division in the Church and washing the feet of inmates in a juvenile prison.

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CHRIST: A Storm Is Being Resurrected For Easter This Weekend

Sounds like a Bad Friday.

Los Angeles Times

Jackie Calmes: What Marjorie Taylor Greene still deserves

They didn't listen to me over at CBS, not that I'm surprised.

Tribune News Service

Patricia Murphy: You can’t afford to ignore Marjorie Taylor Greene

It took less than 60 seconds for the backlash against “60 Minutes” to start after the flagship CBS program announced it would feature U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on last Sunday’s show.

The Conversation

Victim or victor? How the Easter story still resonates today

At a March 2023 public talk, journalist Greg Sheridan argued that 40 years ago, the press was friendly to church leaders. Then, it became neutral, and now it is hostile. Sheridan is not alone in holding this view.

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The Conversation

The crucifixion gap: why it took hundreds of years for art to depict Jesus dying on the cross

The cross, or crucifix, is arguably the central image of Christianity.

Tribune News Service

Report shows ‘astonishing’ depravity in sexual abuse of more than 600 in Baltimore’s Catholic archdiocese

BALTIMORE — A four-year investigation of Baltimore’s Catholic archdiocese reveals the scope of 80 years of child sex abuse and torture and how church officials often covered it up and, in some cases, paved the way for further abuse.

The Independent UK

Trump arrest prompts Jesus comparisons: 'Spiritual warfare'

Former President Donald Trump's most dedicated supporters are comparing the criminal case against him to the persecution of Jesus Christ

The Independent UK

Trump supporter falling off his bike in Manhattan goes viral

‘Never seen so many poor life choices crammed into a 3 second video before,’ author James Felton says

Reason

Trump's Indictment Illustrates How the Wackos Have Hijacked Politics

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The Guardian - US

‘I’ll always support him’: Republicans back Trump as he faces charges

Many on the right liken the legal battle to an attack on democracy itself and have made threats to the district attorney

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump has been charged. The swamp is finally being drained

Trump’s arraignment marks the day when he began to be held criminally accountable. And that must be a good thing for the rule of law

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