March 18, 2026
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Archbishop Alexander K. Sample, Archbishop of Portland, Oregon, and chairman of the USCCB Committee for Religious Liberty, reflects on the meaning of the Easter Triduum and why Catholics must reject antisemitism. Drawing on the Church’s teaching, he reminds us that Good Friday is not an occasion to blame others, but a call to return to the Lord in truth, repentance, and love.
As Catholics enter Holy Week, Archbishop Sample points us back to the mystery of Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection, and to our responsibility to reject hatred and violence toward the Jewish people.
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