EDITORIAL: The Church 'proclaims Jesus as the only Savior of the whole human person and of all humanity,' reads Placuit Deo, a letter released by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF).

Such optimism about human change, alas, makes the moral influence theory open to something like empirical refutation. Anselm claims that Christ’s suffering works a change in God. This is hard to ...

Pope Leo XIV on Sunday called on the faithful to “multiply hope and to proclaim the coming of God’s kingdom” as he presided ...

A child was born to every human family and He was sacrificially given to all of us for the salvation of our souls. The gift of Christ was an expression of God's love for humanity.

I see references in scripture to Christ as both judge and mediator of our eternal disposition. How can He be both? A: Thank you for asking such an informed question! I’ve been writing about this ...

To call the Christ child Immanuel – God with us – is to forever list him among us (Matthew 1:23). It is true that by emphasizing Jesus’ humanity, some downplay his transcendence.

Professor of Christian theology in University of Ilorin, Pius Oyeniran Abioje, has dismissed the agelong Biblical claim that Jesus Christ died to save the world. Speaking while delivering the ...

In our Gospel reading today, Peter declares: “There is no salvation through anyone else, nor is there any other name under heaven given to the human race by which we are to be saved&rdquo ...

Fox News' Pete Hegseth and his pastor, Chris Durkin, travel to the Holy Land to reflect on Jesus' life, death and resurrection in a new Fox Nation series, "The Life of Jesus." ...

Spiritual formation is simply the way the human spirit, or self, is formed into a definitive shape—and ultimately how each of us is formed to be like Jesus.

Our Jesus is the spiritual one who now lives in heaven praying for us day and night. His life on earth was voluntarily given as a final sacrifice which settled a debt owed to God Almighty.

I see references in scripture to Christ as both judge and mediator of our eternal disposition. How can He be both? A: Thank you for asking such an informed question! I’ve been writing about this ...