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Candice Lucey

Candice Lucey

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Contributing Writer, Christianity.com

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  • What Really Happened on Holy Saturday?

    By Candice Lucey| Christianity.com@ Matthew Y. Emerson states that we focus a great deal on Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection when we talk about salvation because they are rightly central; however, “what is often omitted from our understanding of the Triduum, the three days of Christ’s Passion”, is Saturday. That is, we miss the day in between. We can argue that the reason for this omission is that so little is said of Holy Saturday in Scripture, and we do not want to put words in the mouth of God.

    By Candice Lucey · Christianity.com

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • 5 Undeniable Truths the Empty Cross Declares about Your Faith

    By Candice Lucey| Christianity.com@ The central feature of the cross is what - or who-is not there: Christ is not on the cross. This is important. In fact, he is not in the tomb either. The empty cross is central to our understanding of our Christian faith and the very nature of the King we serve. Here are five reasons why the empty cross is important to Christians. 1.

    By Candice Lucey · Christianity.com

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • What Really Happened on Holy Saturday?

    By Candice Lucey| Christianity.com@ Matthew Y. Emerson states that we focus a great deal on Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection when we talk about salvation because they are rightly central; however, “what is often omitted from our understanding of the Triduum, the three days of Christ’s Passion”, is Saturday. That is, we miss the day in between. We can argue that the reason for this omission is that so little is said of Holy Saturday in Scripture, and we do not want to put words in the mouth of God.

    By Candice Lucey · Christianity.com

    Apr. 09, 2025

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