On Easter Sunday I was making my evening holy hour and was reviewing the morning Mass’s gospel reading: John 20:1-9, where Mary Magdalene comes to the tomb, finds it empty and runs to tell Peter and John. There’s an element of confusion and disbelief in the text, and we often “tsk tsk” the disciples for not believing. But it’s easy to “tsk tsk” when you have 20 centuries of hindsight. Let’s move up them into 21st-Century America (because that’s what I know): Not even 48 hours ago they had seen Josh, their friend and teacher — a phenomenally popular religious…