Posts tagged epiphany
Religious freedom is central to the Epiphany (and condemns the Capitol violence)

(OPINION) This season of Epiphany, which we are now in, affords us the opportunity to honor Christ’s manifestation and ministry in the world. Epiphanytide invites us to reflect on the role of religious freedom and religious literacy in Christ’s manifestation to the world. This is perhaps even more relevant in light of the Capitol violence last week.

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North America, Opinion, PoliticsChelsea Langston BombinoChelsea Langston Bombino, religious freedom, epiphany, Capitol violence, center for public justice Comment
From the Vatican’s table to yours: New Christmas cookbook a culinary masterpiece
From the Vatican’s table to yours: New Christmas cookbook a culinary masterpiece

(REVIEW) David Geisser’s new cookbook in time for the holidays, The Vatican Christmas Cookbook, offers up over 100 recipes from around the world.

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Asia, Australia, Books, Catholicism, Europe, North America, Religion, South AmericaClemente LisiChristianity, Vatican, Catholic Church, Pope Francis, Pope John Paul II, Pope Benedict XVI, food, Swiss Guard, Rome, Vatican City, Advent, Christmas, epiphany, books Comment
Pilgrims visit site of Jesus’s Baptism, now cleared of landmines

One of Christianity and Judaism’s holiest sites was seeded with more than 6,500 landmines and booby traps inside churches by the Israeli military beginning in 1968.

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Middle East, NewsGil ZoharGil Zohar, Israel, West Banak, landmine clearance, IDF, epiphany day, epiphany, qasr al-yahud, castle of the jews, Jordan, Orthodox Christianity, secondary feature, Secondary feature, Secondary Feature, ChristianityComment