The Pasch is an interior journey: from the cross and from the depths to the light. Sorrow does not vanish, but becomes an opening through which a new life is born.

Easter faith arises from a journey: from seeing the outward reality to recognizing the Living One. Once we have encountered Christ, we proclaim: “I have seen the Lord!”

The Risen Lord is present in Scripture, in the sacraments, in the Church, and in the poor: those who seek him encounter him in the Word, in the Bread, and in the face of humanity.

The Resurrection is real and salvific: the Risen One reveals himself, and the Church is the sign of his presence, transformed into new life, forgiveness, and courage in the Spirit.

Paul proclaims the Risen One in accordance with the tradition he has received: Christ is alive and reveals himself. The encounter with him transforms life and matures in silence.