29th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Persistence
SCRIPTURES & ART: Our Lord today counsels us on the importance of persistence in prayer.
Results from Tag: 'gospels'
Was Our Lady Among Those Who Accused Our Lord of Being ‘Beside Himself?’
From the moment of the Annunciation, the Blessed Mother knew that Jesus was no ordinary man.
How Did the Gospel Writers Know About ‘Hidden’ Events?
Skeptics try to make this a talking point, but there is nothing is in the least implausible in any of this.
19 Things Jesus Never Said
“Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it.” (Luke 11:28)
4th Sunday of Ordinary Time: Quite a Homecoming
SCRIPTURES & ART: The people of Nazareth got Jesus’ message — two pagans showed more faith than they did. That’s when things turn ugly.
Mark’s Gospel Through the Eyes of St. Peter
New translation offers interesting insights into the work of the evangelist.
Oldest Latin Commentary on the Gospels Rediscovered
The newly translated text now replaces the Vulgate as the earliest known Latin commentary of the Gospels
If Pope Francis Is a Radical Environmentalist, What Was Pope Benedict; Evolution, Genesis and More!
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Rhyming the Beginning and the End
Connecting the Dots: Jesus Christ creates a story in which our cooperation with or rejection of his grace spells the difference between heaven and hell.
