At his weekly general audience, the pope spoke about the Gospel story of the healing of Bartimaeus (Mark 10:46-52) as he ...

We are truly welcoming to all people, not like that church down the street that doesn’t have a rainbow flag. We believe in the “right” causes; they don’t. But we tend to point out the ...

The story of the woman with a bleeding ailment encountering Jesus is a lesson to us all. In this gospel narrative, we see ...

“To go to Jesus and let himself be healed, Bartimaeus must show himself to him in all his vulnerability. This is the ...

Immediately following the account of the blind man’s healing comes the story of Peter’s confession of Jesus as the Christ. “Who do you say that I am?” Jesus asks pointedly, and Peter gives ...

Pope Leo XIV reflected on Christian hope — one of the three theological virtues, along with faith and charity — during his ...

Christians should bring “the pain of those who feel lost and without a way out” to Jesus Christ, according to Pope Leo XIV.

The significance of this discovery is that it's the location where Jesus healed a blind man in the New Testament, Fox News reported. The location itself was first mentioned in the Old Testament ...

When anyone cries out to God for healing or help, God always listens, Pope Leo XIV said in his weekly general audience.

and to heal us!" In the Gospel story, the pope said, Bartimaeus' cry, "Jesus, son of David, have pity on me," is an act of faith. And even though the crowds tried to silence the blind man ...