Easter
Essay
In Praise of the Benediction
Whether it’s a sombre Good Friday service or the trumpets of Easter Sunday, the blessing confers both the promise of a future and a surrender to its uncertainty.
By Julia Cho
Daily Comment
This Easter, Is Christianity Still Promulgating Antisemitism?
The Gospel narratives of the passion and death of Jesus have, across centuries, framed how Jews are perceived.
By James Carroll
Shouts & Murmurs
America!: The Easter Bunny, Rebranded for Gen Z
It’s finally here: a climate-conscious, low-low-rise-jean-wearing, TikTok-viral Easter mascot, designed specifically for you youths.
By Ali Fitzgerald
Daily Cartoon
Daily Cartoon: Friday, April 7th
“I am the egg man. We are the egg men. . . . So who the hell is he?”
By Paul Karasik
Shouts & Murmurs
Six Facts About the Easter Bunny
Who is this rabbit, and what exactly is his deal?
By Kathleen Radigan
Shouts & Murmurs
Limited-Edition 2020 Cream-Egg Fillings
Anti-anxiety meds, hand sanitizer, and other Easter-basket treats.
By Julia McCloy and Jim Steffen
On Religion
The Loneliest Holy Week Ever
Christians explore how to follow Jesus’ example while stuck in their homes.
By Eliza Griswold
Daily Cartoon
Daily Cartoon: Friday, April 10th
“If the candy thing doesn’t work out, remember you always have the dark, damp hole in the ground to come back to.”
By P. C. Vey
Culture Desk
Eating the Easter Bunny
A coveted ingredient in many global cuisines, rabbit meat has always been a hard sell among American diners.
By Jason Wilson