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In Matthew 28:1-10 and John 20:11-18, at the break of dawn on Easter Sunday, a radiant angel rolled back the stone from the tomb and proclaimed to the holy women: 'He is not here, for He has risen!' Appearing in glory to Mary Magdalene and calling her by name, Christ conquered sin and death forever. This First Glorious Mystery of the Rosary invites us to live in the joy and hope of the Risen Lord.

Bible Reference (Catholic Canon): Matthew 28:1-10; John 20:11-18

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Transcript
00:00At the first golden light of dawn on Sunday, Mary Magdalene and the holy women approached
00:04the garden tomb. They wondered anxiously who would roll away the massive stone sealing the
00:09entrance of the quiet rock sepulcher. Suddenly the earth shook violently as a radiant angel
00:14of the Lord descended from heaven in dazzling white light. The angel rolled back the heavy
00:19stone and sat upon it, his garments shining brilliant white like snow. Speaking gently
00:24to the trembling women, the angel said, Do not be afraid, I know you seek Jesus. Why
00:30do you seek the living among the dead? He is not here, for he has truly risen. Looking
00:35inside the empty stone tomb, they saw the linen burial cloths lying neatly where the Lord had
00:40lain. Weeping outside in the garden, Mary Magdalene turned and heard a gentle voice calling her
00:45by name. Mary! Recognizing her risen master standing in radiant glory, she cried out in
00:51overflowing joy. Rabboni, my teacher and Lord. Christ has conquered death forever. Let
00:56his glorious resurrection fill your heart with unshakable hope and eternal peace.

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