WWJD: What would Jesus do? It’s a great question. Christians are of course supposed to follow the example of Christ. [See also: The 14 Most Challenging, Radical, Do-We-Really-Have-To Teachings of Jesus] There can be a problem, though, when the answers people give to the question are disconnected from Scripture....
Jesus is one Person who bears two natures — human and divine. What that means is that Jesus, while still fully God, was also fully human in his earthly life, through his bodily ascension into heaven, and even now still (He’s God, he can totally do that). Although a personal...
Palm Sunday is the day Christians remember Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem the week before his passion, death, and resurrection. Palm Sunday, of course, means getting palms at church. And getting palms at church means weaving cool things! [See also: How to Make a Cross Out of Your Palm...
Religious orders have been around for centuries and centuries, inspiring countless people to renounce a “normal” life and completely devote themselves to serving Christ and his Church. And these are some of their mottos. Maybe they can inspire you, too? 1) Carthusians: “Stat crux dum volvitur orbis” Translation: “The Cross...
The Book of Kells (also known as the “Book of Columba) is one of the great masterpieces of Irish Christian culture. It’s a copy of the four Gospels in Latin with beautiful, intricate illuminations. But despite its renown, not much is known about its origins. Most historians date its...
Today is the liturgical feast of St. Patrick, the great English missionary bishop who brought the Christian faith to Ireland. Here are some fun memes to get you in the festive spirit. [See also: Separating Myth from Fact in the Life of the Great St. Patrick] Enjoy!...
