Deconstructing the Easter Bunny
By FUPress
2nd April 2010
Easter Sunday is one of the most complex and miraculous mysteries of religious faith. It serves as the cornerstone of Catholicism–the resurrection of Jesus Christ representing a new era of hope and healing. However, it’s easy to lose sight of the religious significance in the midst of the modern Easter taxonomy–one of Easter bunnies, baskets full of chocolate and candy, pretty dresses, and egg hunts.
Fordham offers a wealth of new titles that study Catholic history in New York, the history of music at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Jesuit history, a modern reading of Augustine’s groundbreaking Confessions, and a Catholic view of the Holy Land debate.
Here’s a list of more backlist titles to help you remember the roots of the Easter tradition:
The Catholic Church and the Jewish People
Method and Catholic Moral Theology
Thoughts of St. Ignatius Loyola for Every Day of the Year
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