Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe, MFVA, has stated, It is challenging to consider the pivotal event of Easter, Christ's Resurrection, from our human perspective.Scientists have theorized that Christ rose in a burst of radiation that created the three dimensional image on the Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be Jesus’ burial cloth. Scripture tells us that those closest to Jesus didn't immediately recognize Him in His glorified body. Jesus ate fish in front of the disciples to prove His physicality, even as He was able to enter the Upper Room by going through locked doors. His glorified body had new abilities, but He was not a disembodied ghost as some of the disciples feared.For all the value of scientific inquiry and speculation, the meaning of Easter is far more real and personal than theoretical. Scripture is clear – Christ rose and since Christ rose, we too have the opportunity for eternal life. It is as simple, and as complex, as that.