Christians should bring “the pain of those who feel lost and without a way out” to Jesus Christ, according to Pope Leo XIV.

Instead of blaming others, we have to take responsibility for our actions that crucify Jesus every day: our sins. We are those who have betrayed Jesus, just as Judas did. However, all is not lost.

WORTHINGTON — I once saw a photo of the grave of a paternal uncle of mine. The inscription on his marker indicated that he ...

At his weekly general audience, the pope spoke about the Gospel story of the healing of Bartimaeus (Mark 10:46-52) as he continued a series of talks about how the life and ministry of Jesus is a ...

Jesus seemed deeply frustrated by those with “stubborn hearts ... taking a deep dive into Jesus’s emotional life is that Jesus seemed to have emotions all of us can appreciate and connect ...

The Christian New Testament teaches that Jesus willingly died on a cross to take the penalty for the sins of those ... give His life as a ransom for us all, not because he didn’t have any ...

Pope Francis prays after receiving Communion during a memorial Mass for Pope Benedict XVI and the cardinals and bishops who have died over ... God seeks and loves those who are humble because ...