The Gospel passage today is Luke’s version of the beatitudes. It is critical to understand that beatitude is not something we ...

"Then Jesus was led up by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. And after He had fasted forty days and ...

A shopper is 'tempted to buy more' jeans from Marks & Spencer because of their super wide-leg fit. The retail giant is offering the Lyocell Blend Wide Palazzo Leg Jeans for £45. The jeans are ...

Throughout our entire lives we've 'understood' that Jesus is called Jesus... I mean, if we're told someone is called something, you don't really question it. But according to scientists Jesus 'wasn't ...

It might be one of the most famous names on Earth. But experts now say that 'Jesus Christ' might not be the name of Christianity's central figure after all. Scholars believe that 'Jesus' would ...

Jesus is still woke. In the Second Coming of Donald Trump, we’re seeing a flood of headlines declaring the death of DEI initiatives, the end of affirmative action, the demise of “woke” efforts to ...

Letting Naoe or Yasuke create art may not give them an edge in battle, but it's an activity that they find rewarding. Yasuke and Naoe will also have their own character-specific activities that ...

A religious shrine sealed up by the ancestors of Jesus — and preserved for nearly 3,000 years — has been discovered in the ancient heart of Jerusalem. The place of worship, carved into the ...

Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus suffered a suspected ACL injury in the FA Cup defeat to Manchester United on Sunday leaving them with only one fit striker in Kai Havertz. "We know more now.

Ever #thismorning.” A fourth echoed: “Sweet Jesus. I’m embarrassed and I’m not even there #thismorning” while another added: "This is beyond cringe #ThisMorning." It comes after the 48 ...

Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus will have an operation on his left knee after sustaining an anterior cruciate ligament injury. Jesus, 27, was taken off on a stretcher during Sunday's FA Cup third ...

Classical Christology maintains that Jesus faced temptation, like all other humans, but was INCAPABLE of sinning. This inability to sin is called “impeccability”—from the Latin “non posse peccare,” ...