The appearance of baby Jesus in art, along with his mother Mary, began after the Council of Ephesus in 431, which emphasised Mary was the Mother of God ... placed on the wall behind the altar ...

That would mean he is not God, not our Redeemer ... Keywords: rosary & art resurrection of jesus John Grondelski John M. Grondelski (Ph.D., Fordham) is former associate dean of the School of ...

Indecline, a two-decade-old activist art collective, hung a 44-foot banner that reads "GOD BLESS ABORTIONS" on a massive monument of Jesus in northwestern Arkansas Thursday night. "The project ...

"What would Jesus think of Occupy Wall Street?" I asked myself this week ... Jesus believed that God was about to right the world’s wrongs with a great upheaval — soon — and at that time ...

The 1969 Roman Calendar reform recovered Jan. 1 as the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God ... in Christian art about the circumcision. There is a Catholic pious devotion about Jesus’ Seven ...

a Jesus Christ who had to flee for his life with Mary and Joseph,” Gutierrez shouted. “Thank God there wasn’t a wall that stopped him from seeking refuge in Egypt. Thank God that wall wasn ...

"Ultimately, the Church determined correctly that Jesus is both God and man," he said. "Throughout the Gospel, we see Jesus as man," he said, "and his divinity only peeks out here or there when he ...

Dropout includes a cover of the megapopular hymn “I’ll Fly Away” (you might have heard this song in O Brother, Where Art ... Bible, Jesus cries out during his crucifixion, “My God, My ...

Most had no return address and were addressed to "God," ''Jesus" or "Our Dear Father in Heaven." The Western Wall, located in Jerusalem's Old City, is a retaining wall of the compound where the ...

The term atonement refers to the belief that Jesus dying on the cross resolved the problems between humans and God. These problems began with Adam and Eve, who went against God's wishes by eating ...

“About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?” (which means, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”). When some of those standing there ...