The cross tells a story of forgiveness. Christians believe that Jesus bore the weight of humanity’s brokenness — our failures ...

Ann’s father was dying. Her pastor’s compassion unlocked something inside her, and she found herself talking to him about the pain of her marriage. Now a decade old, it had always been unhappy.

The price of justice in this world is suffering: Jesus, the true King, does not reign through violence, but through a love which suffers for us and with us. He takes up the Cross, our cross ...

A child of almost four expired after much suffering from an arrow wound ... Christian art has continuously portrayed Jesus as attached to the cross with his extremities fully extended.

Lord Jesus Christ, you let yourself be nailed to the Cross, accepting the terrible cruelty of this suffering, the destruction of your body and your dignity. You allowed yourself to be nailed fast ...

There are many people in the Bible who experienced firsthand the healing power of Jesus. Most of them remain anonymous: the ...

As we approach the celebration of Easter, it is time once again to take a walk around that old rugged cross. Remembering the ...

In John 19:28-30, we find Jesus upon the cross, bloody, exhausted, disconnected from his father, rejected by his friends, and dying.

It is people taking up their cross, it is the suffering that is producing more believers.  As Christians journey towards Easter, many of us are contemplating the Cross. As well we should.

As we approach Good Friday, today's readings remind us of the themes of suffering, faith, and resurrection. The Gospel (John 11:1-45) recounts the raising of Lazarus, a powerful foreshadowing of Jesus ...

Fourth graders at St. Adalbert Catholic Academy in Elmhurst, Queens make Stations of the Cross out of different art media.

The last midweek Lent service will be held at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church on Wednesday, April 9. The reading of Jesus ...