The Lord's Prayer, known to Christians, Catholics, and Bible readers alike, summarizes vital Christian teachings from begging for daily bread to the significance of pardon and eschewing sin.

The message coincided almost verbatim with the 1611 version of the Lord’s Prayer that was printed in Sweden by polymath Johannes Bureus, which popularized runic script for use by Christian works.

The eucharistic prayer is addressed to the Father, not to Jesus. This is why the current acclamations addressed to Jesus after the consecration ("We proclaim your Death, Oh Lord, and profess your ...

Eucharistic Prayer II says, “As we celebrate the memorial of his death and resurrection, we offer you, Lord, the Bread of Life and the chalice of salvation.” (I am using the current church ...

The U.S. debate, for the most part, has not centered on the Lord's Prayer but on other references to the divine -- specifically, whether civic councils can open with prayers that end "in Jesus' name." ...

Despite The Lord's Prayer — which is also referred to as the "Our Father" prayer — being widely known and recited in Christianity, Suresh, Joe, and Laura couldn't buzz in with the correct ...