Second, Jesus’ entrance celebrates his commitment to humility, service and a focus ... their savior would come in the form of a military leader who would overthrow the mighty Roman Empire.

In ancient Rome, crowds filled coliseums to watch gladiators fight brutal battles—many to their death. As these warriors ...

Editor's note: As part of our commitment to foster civil conversations in Viewpoints, we're inviting faith leaders to submit edited versions of their homilies that transcend religion, with ...

Shavuot is a deeply sacred time when we honor God’s gift of Torah, celebrating the wisdom, guidance, and divine teachings revealed to Israel at Sinai. Tonight, as a Christian honored to participate in ...

Children don’t know about sin, and that’s why they go to heaven. Grownups know about sin, so they get a choice,” says Taylor, 8.

Speaking to grandparents and elderly people, he asked that they “watch over your loved ones with wisdom and compassion, and with the humility and patience that come with age.” The pope focused his ...

You got Judas’ betrayal.” Yet even the small moments are impactful, Jenkins says, like when Jesus is by himself, shouldering the agony to come. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword ...

"There was a time in the season when we had a come-to-Jesus meeting," Murphy said. "I didn't say to eliminate all the freebies. Eliminate half of them: half the walks, half the errors. So I said ...

Nonetheless, this text is often framed as a come-to-Jesus meeting in which Saul (later known as Paul) is “saved.” It is about the moment in which Saul “became” a Christian, converting from ...