On Easter Sunday, the celebration of the Resurrection comes like dawn breaking the darkness; out of the deep sorrow of the crucifixion comes the triumphant joy of Christ’s victory over sin and death. In His death, He took our sins upon Himself, and through His Resurrection, He offers us eternal life in Him. As we rejoice in our risen Savior this Easter, we invite you to explore three places where you can find the Resurrection portrayed in the art of the Basilica.

In this informational post from Dr. Geraldine Rohling, learn more about the five stained glass windows located in the cafeteria of the Basilica, known as the Eucharist Windows.

This Easter, explore four devotional books featuring the wisdom of great spiritual teachers from St. Augustine to C.S. Lewis.

As the centenary year of the National Shrine’s first public Mass comes to a close, we invite you to learn more about these artifacts and their roles in the story of America’s Catholic Church.

As we approach Holy Week, we invite you to read this selection of Easter posts and reflect on Christ’s life, sacrifice, and victory!

As we celebrate the feast day of St. Jean-Baptiste de La Salle on April 7, we invite you to learn from the wisdom of the patron saint of teachers with these 10 quotes.

With over 80 chapels and oratories located throughout its marble halls, the Basilica offers a plethora of places to seek God and contemplate His grace. Today, we invite you to discover three Marian chapels and oratories with dedication anniversaries this month.

From Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle’s educational innovations, to Saint Catherine of Siena’s diplomacy, the ministries of these saints serve as an inspiration to the faithful. Learn more about three saints celebrated in the month of April.

As we meditate on Christ’s sacrifice this Lent, explore five places where Christ’s passion is portrayed at the National Shrine.

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