Ignatius of Antioch: A Martyr’s Vision of the Church and the Eucharist

St. Ignatius of Antioch: A Martyr’s Vision of the Church and the Eucharist

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The life of Ignatius of Antioch, one of the most influential figures in early Christianity, offers a stirring testament to faith, leadership, and sacrifice. Born around 35 AD, Ignatius became the bishop of Antioch, one of the most important cities in the Roman Empire and a key centre of early Christian thought and missionary activity. […]

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The Son In Jesus' Identity

“The Son” in Jesus’ Identity

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The Significance of “The Son” One of the most profound titles Jesus used to describe Himself is the Son. This title, along with Son of God, appears frequently in the Gospels and carries deep theological implications. Unlike the term Son of Man, which has roots in Old Testament prophecy, the Son highlights Jesus’ unique relationship

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The Son of Man coming upon the clouds

The Son of Man

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Jesus Declares His Identity The identity of Jesus has been a subject of contemplation and interpretation since His lifetime. People in His day tried to define His mysterious figure using familiar categories like Elijah, John the Baptist, or Jeremiah. However, Jesus didn’t directly claim titles such as Messiah for Himself, though His followers did. After

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The transfiguration of Christ by Raphael circa 1516-1520

The Transfiguration: Glimpsing Heaven on Earth

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There are moments in life when the veil between the temporal and the eternal seems thin—when reality, as we know it, is momentarily suspended, and we glimpse something of the divine. In the life of Jesus, the Transfiguration is precisely such a moment. This extraordinary event, witnessed by Peter, James, and John, is not only

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Peter's confession at Caesarea Phillipi

Peter’s Confession: A Journey of Faith and Revelation

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In the Gospels, one of the most pivotal moments in the life of Christ is Peter’s confession of Jesus as the Messiah. This event marks a turning point not only in the understanding of Christ’s disciples but also in Jesus’ journey towards His Passion. Pope Benedict XVI reflects on this profound moment in his book

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Christ the Good Shepherd: A Reflection on Jesus’ Shepherd Discourse

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In the rich tapestry of Christian theology, the image of Christ as the Good Shepherd is one of the most profound and comforting. Rooted in both Old Testament tradition and the life of Jesus, the Good Shepherd conveys an intimate relationship between the shepherd and his flock, a bond of love, care, and sacrifice. This

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The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci - Jesus as the Bread of Life: The True Nourishment for the World

Jesus as the Bread of Life: The True Nourishment for the World

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In Chapter 6 of John’s Gospel, Jesus reveals a profound truth about his mission: He is the true bread from heaven, offering spiritual nourishment that transcends the material world. The people begin to recognise Jesus as the prophesied figure, greater than Moses, but they struggle to grasp the deeper significance of the bread He offers.

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Christ the True Vine

Christ the True Vine: Abiding in the Source of Life

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There is a tendency, especially among modern readers, to gloss over certain images in Scripture. We pass by them as though they were pleasant backdrops, decorative motifs to accompany the more “serious” points of theology. But this is to misunderstand entirely the power and weight that symbols can carry. The image of Christ as the

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