The mystery of a hidden code in a Leonardo da Vinci drawing has been solved after 500 years, and it turns out the answer was ...

Tens of Easter processions, like this one on Apr. 2, 2015, take place around Sicily island during Holy Week, drawing thousands of visitors. Credit: Tony Gentile/REUTERS.

Unearthed discoveries in the Holy Land revealed new information about the life of Jesus and Jews who lived in Jerusalem over 2,000 years ago.

Jesus takes this a touch personally and utters a curse that kills him. Lovely. When Joseph reprimands Jesus for drawing negative attention to them, Jesus responds by blinding his critics.

And recently Pope Francis explained in his letter declaring the Holy Year — The Face of Mercy — that “Jesus is the face of the Father’s mercy…Whoever sees Jesus sees the Father (John 14. ...

It takes a village to raise a child. That's a subtle, unspoken assumption in Luke’s account of the first time Jesus entered the temple. As Luke tells his story, he depicts Joseph, Mary and all ...

An effigy of Jesus Christ is at the center of a Holy Week procession on the beach in Valencia, Spain, on April 3. Jose Jordan/AFP/Getty Images.

Like "The Da Vinci Code," James Cameron's "The Lost Tomb of Jesus" is drawing sharp criticism from conservative groups claiming the film is an attack on Christianity and demanding the Discovery ...

The death of Jesus Christ on the cross isn’t just a historical event—it’s the divine epicenter of Christian redemption, ...

This Holy Week, walk in Jesus’ footsteps through this Holy City. Trip can show everyone how a personal pilgrimage through Jerusalem can make faith come alive.

Every Christian knows the story: Jesus was crucified on Good Friday and rose from the dead on Easter Sunday. But what did he do on Saturday? That question has spurred centuries of debate ...