How do we celebrating the joys of Easer, when the images of Good Friday is still fresh in our minds?

Lord, in the midst of joy there is sorry and in the midst of darkness there is light. Therefore we will take the joy and the light that Christ endure for us, in the sorry and the darkness of His crucifixion. We will take comfort in knowing that He died to make us good, so that we might no longer walk in darkness but bask in is marvelous light. Lord, may the images of Good Friday never cause us again to be sorrowful, but be our light in times of darkness, in times of strife, in times of trouble, in times of sickness and in times of distress. Thank you, Lord?