Paschal mystery

Paschal mystery
   This term (from the Greek pascha, meaning "Passover," and mysterion, meaning "a secret rite" or "secret doctrine") refers to Christ's redemption of all people through his life of sacrifice, especially his Crucifixion, death, andResurrection. Christians participate in Christ's death and Resurrection through the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, and through love of God and service to neighbor. (See CCC 571, 1067, 1076, 1362-1372)

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