Xizang holds preliminary exam for doctoral degree equivalent in Tibetan Buddhism – Chinadaily.com.cn

14th Sunday in Ordinary Time (A)Readings: Zechariah 9: 9-10;Romans 8: 9, 11-13;Gospel: Matthew 11:25-30The Scripture readings today present a profound spiritual truth: God’s Kingdom is hidden from the proud but revealed to the humble. This passage from the Gospel of Matthew marks a turning point in Jesus’ ministry. After facing rejection from many towns and…

How do you invest in studying the Scriptures? How can delighting in them change your perspective on God’s call to obey Him?

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is mobilizing aid in Venezuela after two deadly earthquakes struck the country on Wednesday, June 24

In an age when it seems everyone wants to have more, be more, say more, achieve more, we’re introduced this week to another idea that some might consider radical.It’s about the virtue of less. This Gospel celebrates humility and “the little ones.”

EVERY religion has its moral code. Hinduism, better still Brahminism, has a clutch of dos and don’ts enshrined in its classical scriptures. Does Hindutva, distinct from Hinduism, subscribe to the moral code? There’s a political critique of the fascist movement, which requires it to be fortified and addressed urgently, but increasingly there’s an equal need…