How often we overthink our witness. We worry about finding the perfect words, especially when we long for loved ones to return to the faith. But the most powerful testimony isn't necessarily the most eloquent. It's the one that names Jesus, cru...

Jesus did not rise as an idea or a metaphor. He rose bodily. He truly conquered death. And what the disciples saw — this glorified, resurrected body — is a foretaste of the promise that awaits us. This is why the Gospel matters: because Jesus' ...

How often we imagine we're walking alone. But the truth is this: Christ came to journey with us. Not to remove all suffering, not even to explain it — but to be in it with us. He is our companion on the road, our leader and our guide. And throu...

We must follow Mary Magdalene, spiritually turning from disbelief to the Lord. Our doubt and anguish will fade as we surrender all that distracts us and draws our attention away from the Lord. When we turn to him, even in confusion and unclarit...

In his First Letter to the Corinthians, St, Paul mentions that Jesus “appeared to more than five hundred brothers at once” (1 Cor 15:6). So while the exact total number of individuals who saw the risen Christ is not specified in the Bible, thes...