This is the lesson of leadership among Christ’s disciples, to be ever at the task of sharing the Gospel, finding moments of ...

Caiaphas, Pilate and Annas (Adam DelMedico, from left, Jeremy Hudson and Christopher deJongh) represent authority in "Jesus Christ Superstar," onstage at Theater West End in Sanford.

Editor's Note: Due to popular demand, The Face of Jesus returns to theaters for an encore presentation on June 26. Find local theater times and tickets here. “Your face, O Lord, I will seek.

Over the centuries, many people have asked: “What did Jesus look like?” A new documentary attempts to answer this question. “The Face of Jesus” examines two acheiropoietic images of Christ ...

Jesus ascends so that he can be very close to us, and this is our cause for joy. We might wonder, though, how we can experience the joy of this closeness in our daily lives.

The story of Jesus's birth is oft told, but Mary and Joseph's unconventional courtship can also be found in the history of Judea. “The Nativity at Night” by Guido Reni, an Italian baroque painter.

December 25, 1937 - May 5th, 2025. Pete, a Navy veteran who served honorably on the aircraft carrier USS Midway, was a Christmas baby born to Carolina Garcia and Pedro Trujillo on December 25 ...

And when Jesus doesn’t answer—either out of a refusal to speak, as is often the case in the Gospels, or out of the doubt that wracks Dafoe’s Jesus—Pilate cannot help but feel disappointed.

It wasn’t just the heavens weeping. A jaw-dropping discovery by NASA may lend cosmic credibility to one of the Bible’s most dramatic moments — the crucifixion of Jesus Christ — and the ...

Having grown up in the years after Nostra Aetate – the Vatican document rejecting the traditional accusation that the Jews were responsible for the death of Jesus – I assumed it was a settled ...

They included Paul Winter in “On the Trial of Jesus” (1961), Paula Fredriksen in “When Christians Were Jews” (2018) and Helen Bond in “The Trial and Death of Jesus” (2024).

Reserveacc/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA The experiences of Jesus’ early followers help explain this shift. They, like Jesus himself, were Jewish, and they considered him a heaven-sent Messiah.