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foxnews.com > travel > jesus-crucifixion-account-gets-fresh-look-ancient-ring-tied-pilate-reinterpreted.amp

Jesus' crucifixion account gets fresh look after ancient ring tied to Pilate is reinterpreted

1+ day, 28+ min ago   (583+ words) New research about an ancient ring bearing an inscription linked to Pontius Pilate may reveal fresh clues about how the Roman governor wielded authority nearly 2,000 years after he sentenced Jesus Christ to death. The ring, discovered at Herodium, a mountaintop…...

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SEE IT: We Recreated Every Angel In The Bible As They Are ACTUALLY Described – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Noah

18+ hour, 16+ min ago   (1538+ words) I just came across something you’re going to find absolutely fascinating! Most people think of angels as the fat little […]...

New Ways Ministry
newwaysministry.org > 09/13/2026 > cast-into-the-depths-but-then-dredged-back-up

Cast Into the Depths, But Then Dredged Back Up

1+ day, 6+ hour ago   (584+ words) Today’s post is from Fr. Gregory Greiten is a priest of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and pastor of Queen of Apostles Parish in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. He came out publicly as a gay Catholic priest in December 2017. A servant owed his…...

Philstar Life
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Uncovering the Shroud of Turin

1+ day, 17+ hour ago   (798+ words) One of the most powerful, mysterious, and elusive relics of Christendom is the Holy Shroud of Turin. Powerful, because it documents every mark of pain endured by the person buried with it. Mysterious, because of the many questions of its…...

Medium
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“Voto de Tinieblas” — The Vow of Darkness: who were the mysterious emparedadas of medieval Spain?

1+ day, 19+ hour ago   (1428+ words) Imagine that today is the last time you will ever see the sun. Not because you are dying. You …...

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Notre-Dame closed for three days, traffic disrupted... what changes with the Pope's visit to Paris

3+ day, 22+ hour ago   (262+ words) If Notre‑Dame de Paris is on your fall programme, it’s worth double-checking the date before you walk onto the forecourt. The cathedral will be unusually closed from Thursday, September 24 to Saturday, September 26, 2026 inclusive, due to the visit of Pope…...

Amarillo Globe-News
amarillo.com > story > lifestyle > faith > 09/10/2026 > during-ephesus-visit-faith-columnist-sees-where-paul-walked > 91592774007

Faith columnist Haynes writes about exploring ancient Ephesus

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (707+ words) One reason we wanted to visit the ancient city of Ephesus was to walk in the footsteps of the apostle Paul. According to the New Testament, Paul spent about three years there. In addition to writing the book of Ephesians…...

The Catholic Herald
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Blood sacrifices ancient and modern

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (492+ words) “What,” I asked myself, “would a thoughtful person who was totally ignorant of the Christian religion make of the language and imagery of ritual blood sacrifice that pervades Christian theology and worship?” Our contemporary critic might (with understandable indignation) ask,…...

BBC News
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The skull of a saint that was discovered during renovations

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (548+ words) On 25 April 1641, Ambrose Barlow celebrated a secret Easter Sunday mass at Morleys Hall near Astley in Greater Manchester. King Charles I wanted to prove that he supported the Protestant faith while keeping his political enemies at bay as parliament were…...