The word “excruciating” is an interesting word. Coming from Latin, it literally means “from the cross.” Excruciating pain is ...

Nadia Gavarret, Spanish translation manager for Church News, reflects on the faith, loyalty and hope of the women who stood ...

Similarly, my commitment to Jesus Christ has been challenged over this past Lenten and Easter season.

This image captures a moment of collective mourning: fellow first responders and Red Cross volunteers stand in solemn salute, ...

Jesus Christ stated a strong contrast of purpose for him and the “thief.” He came to give life and that more abundantly. The ...

The cross was a battleground, and Jesus was the warrior. But He did not fight with swords or force. He fought with surrender.

As the elements of the sacrament symbolize, this week is not really a jovial time, but rather calls for serious meditation on ...

Are we content with temporary healing, or will we pursue the resurrection power that God offers through Jesus Christ ...

Pope Francis’ final days weren’t wasted. They were a homily without words — on how to die with Jesus, love like Jesus, and ...

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ is a cornerstone of Christian theology, with historical, biblical and archaeological evidence ...

After all the years of teaching, the heartache of betrayals, and the agony of torture, he died.  People didn’t believe he was valuable, a healer, or remotely related to God.  Hatred and envy killed ...

The exact date of Jesus Christ’s death on the cross has reportedly been "confirmed" by NASA, according to claims that connect ...