The letter Paul wrote to the Romans is a significant theological work that focuses primarily on different aspects of righteousness. Paul explains the relationship between the old and new covenant and ...

Through a series of letters, Epistles of the Heart: Finding Love in a Fractured World captures the raw, unfiltered truths of love in today’s fast-paced, complicated world. These letters reflect the ...

Paul mentions Titus several times in various epistles, indicating that he was a notable co-worker. In the letter, Paul instructs Titus on how to deal with and minister to the Cretan churches and ...

I see you everywhere—on glowing screens, in whispered conversations, in the carefully curated versions of love you present to the world. You speak of love, but your words are hollow. You wear masks of ...

There are some things in them (Epistles of St. Paul) hard to understand, which the ignorant and unstable twist to their own destruction, as they do the other Scriptures. 2 Peter 3:16 Ever since ...

Have you spent time studying the book of Hebrews? It is the epistle that comes after the Epistle of Philemon which has only twenty five verses. Paul was chained in a cold prison cell as he wrote ...

The Bible uses various metaphors to tell us who we are and how to live as we love those around us. For example, the Bible says His people are children ...

The lectionary epistle reading for the Fourth Sunday before Lent in Year C is 1 Corinthians 15.1–11. Paul here offers a ...

What if everything you thought you knew about Paul's letters was wrong? Join Dr. Nina Livesey for a virtual event exploring Paul's letters ...

The blessings and woes we hear in today's Gospel mark the perfection of all the wisdom of the Old Testament. That wisdom is summed up with marvelous symmetry in today's First Reading and Ps ...

Eventually all souls in Purgatory will go to heaven. St. Paul makes allusions to this in terms of fire in his Epistle to the Corinthians: Now if any one builds on the foundation with gold ...