What We’re Reading: Good Friday, Easter, Passover … And More

What We’re Reading: Good Friday, Easter, Passover … And More

Some headlines that caught our eye.

The Meaning and Significance of Good Friday — Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land

Why Good Friday matters as much as Resurrection Sunday — Baptist News Global

Easter Issues 2026: Most of America’s Founders Thought Creation Required a Designer — Mark Tapscott, Hill Faith

What happened to Easter being about resurrection? — Baylor Lariat

What have Church leaders said about Easter? — Church News

The Consolation of the Cross — Acton Institute

The Easter Triduum and Three Essentials — Catholic World Report

My farmhouse was burned to ashes. Here’s what it taught me about Easter — Christian Post

Jesus celebrated Passover – here are 4 reasons Evangelicals would be blessed to do so, too — All Israel News

Editorial: Passover and freedom from human oppression — Orange County Register

Trump wishes the Jewish people ‘a very happy Passover’ — Jewish News Syndicate

We win, they lose — Charles Kesler, Claremont Review of Books

Mocking Jesus and the Virgin Mary? Scandal strikes again for Maine Democrat Senate candidate with ‘Nazi’ tattoo Blaze Media

How Elizabeth Warren’s greedy wealth tax will make us all poorer — Stephen Moore, New York Post

 Institutional Investors Are Asking To Do Your Worrying For You — John Tamny, RCM

Too Weird to Check: Trump Canned Bondi Over … Swalwell? HotAir

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