
Easter does not end in a single morning; it unfolds across days, encounters, and awakenings. On this first Monday of the Octave, we meet Peter—no longer the man crushed by his failure, but one transformed by the mercy of the risen Christ. When he speaks to the people, he does not rely on opinions or speculation. He points to what they can “both see and hear”—the undeniable work of God in their midst, including the renewed life beating within his own chest.
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