The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a cornerstone of the Christian faith. Skeptics have denied it, heretics have obscured it, even believers have debated its nature. What does the Church teach about it? Here are answers to a few common questions, with references to Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

    The resurrection of Jesus isn’t separate from His message; it’s an essential aspect of that message, of one piece with the rest of the Gospel. Deny it, and we might as well deny all the rest as an unreliable fabrication. Christ’s rising from the dead is integral to the testimony of the Church about who Jesus is, what He said, and what He did, a seal of authenticity on everything else.

    “The Resurrection above all constitutes the confirmation of all Christ’s works and teachings. All truths, even those most inaccessible to human reason, find their justification if Christ by his Resurrection has given the definitive proof of his divine authority, which he had promised. Christ’s Resurrection is the fulfillment of the promises both of the Old Testament and of Jesus himself during his earthly life. The truth of Jesus’ divinity is confirmed by his Resurrection” (Catechism, nos. 65“53).

CASU(Catholic Students Union) is a student union that exists in many catholic parishes in Ghana. Membership is opened to all students from the Jonior Secondary School level up to the highest possible level of education one can attain. Members who have completed school are also encouraged to remain in the union.

 CASU was formed to bring all catholic students together to attain the following:

• To seek and promote the welfare of all members.
• To shear ideas about issues concerning education.
• To work towards the spiritual upliftment of members.
• To work towards satisfying the social needs of members.
• To contribute towards the building and maintenace of the church.
• To promote other issues the union might deem necessary.

CASU-Abeka is one of the most vibrant, if not the most, in Ghana. It is found in Charles Lwanga Parish, Abeka in the Greater Accra region of Ghana. You may click on the Contact page for the conrtact address of the union.

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