For scientists, they are still debating whether or not he even died on a cross at all. This is what’s known as the Swoon ...

Christians today celebrate their holiest day, Easter Sunday, which commemorates the Resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. Easter has long been a mix of the secular and the sacred, of candy, flowers and ...

For reasons having more to do with modern secular culture and commerce than religious significance, Christmas is more ...

The Pope’s urbi et orbi was read by Archbishop Diego Ravelli, the master of pontifical liturgical celebrations, as the ...

Under clear spring skies and surrounded by thousands of faithful gathered in a St. Peter’s Square adorned with vibrant yellow ...

We face difficult challenges, but the story of the Resurrection reminds us that better things are within our grasp.

The Gospel takes us to the dawn of the first day of the week when Mary Magdalen goes to the tomb and finds it empty. The ...

Urbi et orbi” means “To the city [of Rome] and to the world.” It is a special apostolic blessing given by the pope every year ...

I read about a follower of a religion whose founder is still buried. He became a Christian. When he was questioned strongly ...

Being raised as a Roman Catholic in Bangladesh – a country where approximately more than 90% of the population are Muslims and which is the fourth largest Muslim populated country in the world – says ...

It is the Feast of Easter that surpasses all others, eminently more important than our observance of the Savior’s birth.

Do me a favor and don t gloss over these words, even though you ve probably read and heard them countless times ...