As we meditate on the implications of the Trinity, may we be inspired to reflect God s self-giving love in our lives and ...

Easter Sunday has become a day of celebration for millions of people worldwide. Here's what to know about the Christian holiday's origin.

but the relations of coexistence between the three monotheistic religions in the Mediterranean and the Middle East were less conflictual in the last two centuries of the Ottoman Empire than they ...

Faltas said that Jerusalem, which serves as the Holy Land for the three monotheistic religions — Christianity ... “Furthermore, this year, as we celebrated together, we asked for the grace of unity ...

Admitted for festival at Jethro's tomb holy site, tearful participant hopes ties 'won't be cut off'; community chief hails ...

which gave birth to the three monotheistic faiths; and the covenant at Sinai, which gave us the Ten Commandments revered by both Jews and Christians as central to morality. To be sure, for this ...

All three “religions of the book” trace their common ancestry to Abraham in the book of Genesis in the Bible. Abrahamic adherents follow their common monotheistic God who promises peace to those who ...

The Abraham Accords symbolically evoke the legacy of the region’s three monotheistic religions—principles that find practical expression in Rojava’s pluralistic governance. Therefore ...

In Detroit, traditionalist Catholics were bracing for a crackdown. The promise of change in Rome offers them a sliver of hope ...

For the second running year, Christians in the Holy Land celebrate Easter amid ongoing ... Jerusalem as both a Holy place for the three monotheistic religions and a focal point of conflict ...

The foundation of all three monotheistic religions is that personal relationships are the essence of human life with other humans; as well as Salah-prayer for the one God who created us all.

“May his unrelenting message of love, brotherhood, peace, faith, justice ... for guaranteeing the right of the followers of the three monotheistic religions to freely enter the Holy City ...