The Bible uses various metaphors to tell us who we are and how to live as we love those around us. For example, the Bible says His people are children ...

Do we want to teach our children to “be yourself”? The biblical answer is “No” and “Yes.” No, in that we would be giving ...

If we close our eyes and ears, if we become complacent, we will be held to account at the Last Judgment,” Bishop Mark J.

In sacred Scripture, God's people are often on the move. The Bible shows us migration isn't just about survival, it's about ...

My last newspaper article was about a Daddy’s love. It was the story of the lengths a loving father will go for his children. And of course I related that to the love of God for us. Today ...

On a recent Sunday morning, the Haitian congregation at the Notre Dame d'Haiti Catholic Church in Miami's Little Haiti, sang the lyrics “Glory to our God ... we have over like 1,400 people,” F ...

He had victory over it and so can we. The Bible refers to death as an enemy, the last enemy that Jesus conquered. He did this when the Father ... glad that God has given us, His children, an ...

It may work for a while, but we all fail at some time. If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us. But if we confess our sins, God ... us to be his children, and ...

Here we have Jesus instituting ... this is made clear. God has promised to be “mindful of his holy covenant and of the oath he swore to Abraham our father …” (Luke 2:72-73).

And what really stood out to me was when Jesus asks the question to the listeners concerning are we not more valuable than the birds. There may be some of you reading this who may be in the place I ...