The Pope and the ‘logic of the day after tomorrow’: resurrect like Christ. Pope Francis, during Mass in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta, reflected on the “logic” of Christian faith – a logic he …More
The Pope and the ‘logic of the day after tomorrow’: resurrect like Christ.
Pope Francis, during Mass in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta, reflected on the “logic” of Christian faith – a logic he described as one of “the day after tomorrow” – a logic that looks forward to the resurrection of the body. Beginning with a passage from the First Letter of Paul to the Corinthians, the Holy Father reflects on the implications of, and the challenges to, our faith. “The logic of yesterday is easy, he said. The logic of today is easy. The logic of the future is easy: all die. But the logic of the day after tomorrow, this is difficult. And this is what Paul wants to preach today: the logic of the day after tomorrow. How will it be? How will He be? The resurrection. “Christ is risen”, ...
Pope Francis, during Mass in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta, reflected on the “logic” of Christian faith – a logic he described as one of “the day after tomorrow” – a logic that looks forward to the resurrection of the body. Beginning with a passage from the First Letter of Paul to the Corinthians, the Holy Father reflects on the implications of, and the challenges to, our faith. “The logic of yesterday is easy, he said. The logic of today is easy. The logic of the future is easy: all die. But the logic of the day after tomorrow, this is difficult. And this is what Paul wants to preach today: the logic of the day after tomorrow. How will it be? How will He be? The resurrection. “Christ is risen”, ...