In his homily, Pope Francis reflected on the Gospel of Mark’s account of Jesus healing a blind man named Bartimaeus ...

Note the subtle but important transition here: Up until this point, Bartimaeus has been calling upon anyone passing by for ...

Instead of rushing to heal him, Jesus delays for two more days. “So when He heard that Lazarus was sick, He stayed where He ...

Thus, they cry out, “Then who can be saved?” Jesus responds, “For man it is impossible, but not for God. All things are possible for God.” So, in the end, salvation must be God’s work.

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This is one of the most important promises of our Catholic faith: The dead have not ceased to exist. If we can believe in God ...

Bannon’s use of the phrase piqued my interest because he uttered it like something you might hear as the battle cry before launching ... the teachings of Jesus. The crown jewel is the Sermon on the ...

And will not God vindicate his elect, who cry to him ... have been Jesus' intention to use parables in order to render his message incomprehensible. We may dismiss that notion out of hand.

History was made on Nov. 5, when Francis, the first Jesuit pope, visited the Gregorian University, the oldest and largest ...

Tim Walz breaks down in tears during Kamala Harris' concession speech. As Kamala Harris delivered a tearful speech following ...