Easter morning doesn't begin in the light. It begins in the "not yet," the darkness before the dawn. The Rev. Canon Mark S. Anderson reminds us that Easter morning is a "Eucatastrophe," a term coined by J.R.R. Tolkien. It's a sudden joyous turn of events that saves the protagonist from a seemingly inevitable tragedy. It is an unexpected, happy twist that reverses a dire situation, rather than simply erasing it.
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The First Sunday of Advent
Fourth Sunday in Lent with Guest Preacher, The Rev. Christopher Martin, Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, San Rafael, CA
