But we believe that this Easter joy is how we make sense of the world. We’re not waiting for the eternal disco to start dancing. We dance in the streets, in the kitchen, on the way to anywhere. We see the joy around us, we bear witness to it, we bring it with us, in this and every present moment. We do not blind ourselves to concerning realities, but we recognize them as concerning because of all the ways they prevent Easter joy from reaching those who need it most. Continue Reading