In this gnostic gospel, Mary Magdalene appears as a disciple ... reminding them that Jesus' presence remains with them. Peter asks her to tell them the words of Jesus which she remembers.

Simon Peter said to him ... Translated by Stephen Patterson and Marvin Meyer This text and translation of the Gospel of Thomas is taken from The Complete Gospels (3rd edition), edited by Robert ...

This challenge for a Catholic Christian should begin with these Gospel verses ... In the original Greek text, petra is used for rock, while Petros is used for Peter. In Greek, nouns have gender.

discussion with Peter over a fish breakfast. John weaves a couple helpful threads into his gospel which help the ... water and world suffuse the text providing rich food for meditation.

Peter derives a lot of authority from being the first ... the deeper I was able to go in John. It almost felt like the gospel was showing a wound in the text to me, saying, “Let me show you this.” It ...

According to an early second century tradition, the Apostle Peter dictated his Gospel to his secretary Mark ... a secretary inserted enslaved people back into a history text from which they had been ...

After almost a month in Rome, Bishop Nicholas Hudson offers this concluding reflection on the second session of the XVI ...

Reading the Gospel was, on the one hand, narratively gripping in a way that he hadn’t expected, supposing an ancient religious text would be ... intend to rescue Peter from drowning, but also ...

The second phase of the Synod of Bishops on synodality concluded October 27 with Mass at St. Peter's Basilica. In his homily, Pope Francis called on the church to not remain ‘seated’ in the face of ...

ROME, OCT 21 - Pope Francis has written a new encyclical on the love of the Heart of Jesus, the Vatican said Monday. The work ...

Pope Francis addresses bishops gathered in St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican ... that brings the light of the Gospel to others. Not a static Church, but a missionary Church that walks with ...

There is no going back!” That is the message I am hearing from many delegates during the final week of the Synod on ...