The Sacred Ground of Remembrance Just outside Philadelphia, in the quiet borough of Yeadon, Pennsylvania, lies a field of carved stone and deep faith. Holy Cross Cemetery is more than a burial ground; it is a testament to the Catholic conviction that death is not the end but the threshold of eternal life. Founded in … Read more
The Story Behind the Sword There’s an old image woven through both Scripture and story: a figure standing amid ruins, sword in hand, light glinting off steel. The world around him has fallen cities burned, hearts hardened, faith forgotten. Yet in that wasteland he still stands. The phrase “The Sword God from a Fallen World” … Read more
Amid the quiet streets of Malden, Massachusetts, stands a place that speaks without words Holy Cross Cemetery. For generations, it has been more than just a burial ground. It’s a sacred space where faith meets remembrance, where grief meets hope, and where families find peace in the promise of eternal life. Every path, cross, and … Read more
When people in Lincoln, Nebraska, think about practical faith, one name often rises to the surface The Salvation Army. For more than a century, it has stood as a symbol of love in action, turning Christian compassion into real help for neighbors in need. But beyond the red kettles and thrift stores, the Salvation Army’s … Read more
When Good Intentions Meet Holy Boundaries The story of Uzzah in 2 Samuel 6:6–7 is one of the most startling moments in Scripture. As King David brought the Ark of the Covenant toward Jerusalem, the oxen stumbled. Uzzah, walking beside the cart, reached out instinctively to steady it and was struck dead by God. To … Read more
The life of Jesus of Nazareth remains the most studied and discussed story in human history. Yet between the moment when the twelve-year-old Jesus amazed the teachers in the Temple and the day He appeared at the Jordan River to be baptized by John, the Gospels fall silent. Nearly two decades vanish from the record. … Read more
Faith and Medicine in One Mission In the heart of Wichita, Kansas, stands Via Christi St Teresa Hospital a place where faith and medicine meet in harmony. Named after St. Teresa of Ávila, a woman known for her deep spirituality and reforming zeal, the hospital reflects a vision where healing is more than physical. It’s … Read more
The Call for a Heart Fully Devoted to God The first words etched on the tablets at Sinai still echo through time: “You shall have no other gods before Me.” (Exodus 20:3) In those eight words, God laid the foundation for all moral and spiritual order. Long before religions multiplied or cultures defined right and … Read more
The Sin That Started It All Of all the Seven Deadly Sins pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth one rises above the rest, not in virtue but in danger. Pride. It’s the sin that whispers, “You don’t need God.” It turns worship into self-admiration and gratitude into entitlement. Pride was the first sin … Read more
Understanding the Question When Faith and History Intersect Every generation of believers eventually asks a curious question: What do other ancient writings say about Jesus? For Christians, the Gospels stand as the inspired record of His life, death, and resurrection. Yet throughout history, other texts have emerged that reflect how neighboring cultures perceived Him. Among … Read more
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