The New Yorker magazine has managed to insult Christians and Jews alike with a cartoon depicting the Last Supper in an April issue, writes columnist Phyllis Zagano.

During Holy Week, we draw near to Christ, remembering his final battle with sin and Satan on our behalf. No one had the power ...

For me, there are three themes that I draw out of our tradition and that I emphasize in my preaching: solidarity, empathy and ...

It’s not every day a Latin American president sounds more like a prophet than a politician. But then again, it’s not every ...

For billions of Christians across the globe, Holy Week and Easter stand as the radiant core of their faith—a sacred time to ...

In the province of Cavite, several centuries-old churches offer a space for prayer and reflection this Holy Week.

A new map created by theologian John Walsh traces the final moments of Jesus’ life, combining biblical accounts and ...

A Jesuit priest discusses how Christian tattooing started shortly after Jesus’ crucifixion and spread across Europe in later ...

Worshipers react in tears while looking at the Christ of ‘El Cerro’ brotherhood as they process through the streets of ...

Religion commentator says Christ is being crucified again all around the world and asks: Do we notice this is happening?

Slashing lifesaving aid, writes Delaware Sen. Chris Coons, shows the world "that we are not a reliable partner defined by its compassion, but an unreliable one defined by cruelty and indifference." ...

Drawing thousands of visitors — including actor Antonio Banderas this year — they come to witness the majestic processions, ...