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- Ascension of Jesus - Wikipedia
The Ascension of Jesus (anglicized from the Vulgate Latin: ascensio Iesu, lit 'ascent of Jesus') is the Christian and Islamic belief that Jesus ascended to Heaven
- What Is the Ascension? The Meaning and Power of an Overlooked Event
But the Bible does not present the Ascension as Jesus simply “leaving the story ” Instead, it is a major event inaugurating the enthronement of the risen Christ, the beginning of his heavenly ministry for us, the launch of the Church’s mission to the world — and the enacting of an eternal promise
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- The Ascension: what it is and what it means - Catholic Mass Times
The Ascension of the Lord is the event by which Jesus Christ, forty days after his Resurrection, entered definitively into the glory of God the Father The Catechism defines it as “the irreversible entry of Jesus’ humanity into divine glory” (CCC 659)
- What Is Ascension Day? Meaning Why Christians Celebrate It
The Christian holiday of Ascension Day, also known as the Feast of the Ascension, celebrates when Jesus ascended to heaven This feast day is one of the ecumenical feasts of Christian churches, along with the celebrations of the Passion, Easter, and Pentecost
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