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April 5
“The season before Easter signifies the troubles in which we live here and now, while the time after Easter, which we are celebrating at the present, signifies the happiness that will be ours in the future. What we commemorate before Easter is what we experience in this life, what we celebrate after Easter points to something that we do not yet possess. Such is the meaning of the Alleluia we sing.”
—St. Augustine
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