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The Christian practice of commemorating Christ's body and blood has developed differently for the various branches of Christianity. One teaching about communion, predominant in the Catholic church, is transubstantiation. Let's look at the actual...

"For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory forever. Amen." - Romans 11:36

The church is supposed to be the light of the world. But this week, the doors of the church opened and what the world saw was darkness—on a staggering scale, on both sides of the Tiber.

Is the rosary just a Catholic tradition—or could it be a deeper prayer tool Christians across denominations can appreciate? This article unpacks what the rosary really is, how it’s prayed, and explores how similar practices exist in other...

“Jesus Christ” has been spotted in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains -- and that’s according to a Muslim!

All Souls’ Day follows All Saints’ Day (November 1), making a combined focus over two days—one day for the saints in heaven and a separate day for the dead who still need purification.

St. Michael’s prayer is a famous Catholic invocation for protection from the Devil and evil.

The promise of federal dollars always comes with strings attached. Find out how one college is rejecting the dollars and the strings.

Regardless of your denomination, you can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in the way it was first intended.

For a Christian to say “rest in peace” is a compromise that may provide temporary comfort to the bereaved, but has no biblical substance. And biblical substance—lovingly and compassionately shared—is what a grieving person needs.

Is it possible to do yoga without affecting your commitment to the Lord–in other words, without committing a sin?

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the events and significance of Ascension Day, and explore how we can observe it with reverence while understanding how it fits into God’s perfect plan for eternity.

As commonly happened with leaders of the early church like St. Valentine, legends about his love and stand for God grew, making it difficult today to separate fact from possible exaggeration.

Though Father’s Day originated as a sentimental yet secular holiday, the Christian ideals behind it are prominent.

Being a Christian is not based on anything except placing faith in Jesus and accepting Him as your Savior and Lord. If a person believes this, then they are a Christian, and nobody can take that away from them.

The Holy Days of Obligation have an important place in Roman and Eastern Catholic Church calendars, and a surprising history that many Protestants aren't aware of.