The ashes on our heads are cause to consider our death but also cause to consider the suffering, beating, and humiliation ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Hundreds of worshippers filled the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in downtown Cleveland for the noon Ash Wednesday Mass, marking the beginning of the Lenten season with one of ...

Lenten music and hymnody aim to lift us up and call us back to the two primary themes of this season of preparation for ...

Whether you’re a devout observer, a curious onlooker, or someone who just loves learning about traditions, this day is packed ...

It's time for Christians around the world to start preparing for Easter. Soon, you will see Catholics with a black smudge on their forehead. The smudge will resemble a cross, at best, or a rectangle ...

A vicar whose son will be playing for England in the Six Nations has prepared her Sunday sermon ahead of the match so she can enjoy watching him in action at Twickenham. Northampton Saints second row ...

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The beauty and personal care sector, long perceived as a resilient segment of the global consumer goods industry, continues to defy economic headwinds and shifting market dynamics. Its growth is ...

Steam has quietly withdrawn under fire MMO Ashes of Creation from sale after its director and leadership team quit just weeks after launch. Ashes of Creation was funded by a hugely successful $3.2 ...

Interviewed for the opening of her film Catwoman, actress Halle Barry, one of People magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People, commented on physical beauty. Beauty? Let me tell you something, being thought ...

Ashes of Creation is a self-proclaimed "old-school take" on the modern MMORPG, and is the product of a hugely successful $3.27 million Kickstarter back in 2017. After spending extended time in Alpha, ...

In a short devotional for Christmas, writer Paul Williams reflects on why he still remembers one particular Christmas pageant from 1981. It all starts with a strep-stricken son. He writes: The dull ...