"So, what would He say to a nation that puts children in cages, bans the refugee, kisses the boots of authoritarianism and ...

As a practicing Catholic, I believe in the power of public witness, the beauty of Eucharistic devotion and the transforming ...

There are many examples in the world today of governments that are referred to as theocracies. By definition, a theocracy is ...

God is perfect in all His ways. He is never wrong, and His Word is eternal truth. As it is written, “The word of our God stands forever” (Isaiah 40:8). But we, as humans, are not perfect—we are frail, ...

The example of the woman caught in adultery (John 8:1–11) speaks volumes. When others were ready to stone her, Jesus forgave her and empowered her with the words, “Go and sin no more.” He didn’t ...

The Pharisees were consistently surprised by where Jesus turned up. He didn’t hang out with the people they expected. Instead, Mark 2:13–17 tells us He spent time with “tax collectors and sinners” (v.

In a culture obsessed with external success, platform, and applause, God is looking for something very different. He boasts ...

By Edoardo Giribaldi Pope Leo XIV presided over the celebration of Sunday's Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, patrons of ...

When people ask me where my hope is, I often say, “My kids,” which is to say, I believe Baylor students can and do change the ...

European Congress on Evangelism in Berlin, Rev. Michael Reeves challenged common assumptions about evangelistic outreach, ...

I would like us to imagine that we could hear the thoughts of God and Jesus. The shortest Bible verse is John 11:35, “Jesus wept.” Jesus wept because Mary and Martha were crying over the loss of their ...

Our painting by Armand Cambon, a close associate of Ingres, portrays Saint Margaret Mary kneeling in awe before the altar, ...