It’s Easter weekend. We’ve had Holy or Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and tomorrow is Easter Sunday. In between is the overlooked day – what some refer to as “Holy Saturday.”
John Robert Lee has a poem, “Gethsemani,” about Holy Thursday at Kingdom Poets.
Malcolm Guite has a series of 12 sonnets about the 12 Stations of the Cross for Good Friday.
Cort Gatliff at Mere Orthodoxy talks about death and life on Holy Saturday.
The Critic Magazine has a feature about looking to the lesson of the Passion as we confront radical evil in the Ukraine.
And Des Smith at The Gospel Coalition asks if Easter is believable.
More Good Reads
Poetry
Fishing with Ted Hughes – Alex Diggins at The Critic Magazine.
Rendering Ruins – Leland James at Society of Classical Poets.
Faith
Does Evangelicalism Have a History? – Michael Reeves at Crossway.
40 Random Pieces of Advice for the Christian Life – Tim Challies.
A Time of Gifts – Rod Dreher at The American Conservative.
Writing and Literature
The Literary Greats of Scotland – Paige Shelton at CrimeReads.
A Surprisingly Therapeutic Reading of Cormac McCarthy – Zach Hollifield at Mere Orthodoxy.
Never Trust a Publisher – The Secret Author at The Critic Magazine.
How Dostoevsky’s Exile in Siberia Led to Four of the Greatest Novels in Literature – Kevin Birmingham at Literary Hub.
Ukraine
Putin’s Attack on Ukraine is an Attack on Its Language – Kateryna Kalytko at Literary Hub.
The Sins of Russia – Vladimir Solovyov at Church Life Journal.
The war in Ukraine: how often must history repeat itself? – Maria Shust at The Art Newspaper.
Russia’s Tsushima moment: Putin’s regime is suffering from an old problem — imperial overreach – Peter Caddick-Adams at The Critic Magazine.
Ukrainian Seminary Professor’s Plea—Please Don’t Tire of Praying – Jamie Dean at The Gospel Coalition.
News Media
White evangelicals, again: New York Times urgently probes praise music on political right – Terry Mattingly at Get Religion.
Coming Home – Drew & Ellie Holcomb
Painting: Charwomen in Theater, oil on canvas (1946) by Norman Rockwell (1894-1978).
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