“The cross reveals the depth of God’s love for us. Jesus’ death is not just a historical event. It also is the ultimate act of God’s love for all people.

Why then, did Jesus die so quickly on the cross? Can we be sure he died at all? Jesus pre-crucifixion experience was unusual given His identity and claims.

The death of Jesus Christ on the cross isn’t just a historical event—it’s the divine epicenter of Christian redemption, ...

Researchers have pieced together the final moments of Jesus, creating a map that they believe shows his journey through Jerusalem leading up to the resurrection.

On his third day in Lisbon, Pope Francis presided over the traditional World Youth Day Via Crucis prayer, telling young people to open their hearts to Jesus and to let themselves be comforted by ...

Jesus actually died for you.” Coston had sacrificed the Minion Jesus for my attention, and the crucified minion had done its job. I had not scrolled away.

Jesus’ crucifixion linked to lunar eclipse, according to NASA discovery — and it could pinpoint the exact day he died ...

After the Last Supper, Jesus was arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane. Read about his death on Food Friday, and then his resurrection, in this CCEA KS1 Religious Education Bitesize article.

Scott emphasizes Jesus’ life as much as his death, and while he doesn’t shy away from speaking about the cross, sermons and songs about Jesus’ blood are a no-go.

Sheila Moore carried a large wooden cross during a Way of the Cross Good Friday procession at Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church in St. Amant.

Like much previous Christian art, the emphasis remained on Jesus’ victory over death rather than any desire to depict the reality or violence of his crucifixion.