For many, it is about rebirth and renewal. In Ireland, it will always bear a political and cultural resonance as the time of ...

What is the Corporal? The corporal is a white linen cloth, square in shape, that is spread on the altar during the celebration of Mass. Its main function is to receive the bread and wine that will ...

"For centuries, liturgical vestments have played a fundamental role in religious celebrations. Beyond their practical ...

Sacred vestments, such as ornaments, stoles, and dalmatics, play a fundamental role in liturgical celebrations. They are not mere garments, but symbols that communicate the meaning of the liturgy and ...

Father Frans Bouwen, a leading voice in ecumenical dialogue, holds that “there are no real theological reasons” to justify ...

My 17-month-old granddaughter has a new word she likes to say. It’s kind of a game. Whisper the word for a certain violaceous ...

Hundreds of Ethiopians gathered at the DSK Mariam Church in Washington D.C. to chant and pray in an ancient liturgical language of one of the oldest branches of Christianity. They say it’s crucial to ...

Richland Parks and Recreation hosting another Easter color walk this year! Saturday, April 12 at 9a.m. you can bring the kids to participate in the color walk, egg hunt and entertainment. By 9:30a.m.

The April 1 meeting of the Griswold Tuesday Music Club was held at the United Methodist Church. Twelve members answered the ...

Each day of Chaitra Navratri is associated with a specific colour, which holds significant meaning and symbolism for the nine forms of Goddess Durga. (Image Credits: Pinterest) Sharad Navratri ...

These differences influence the colours associated with each day, and hence, the colours for Chaitra Navratri differ from those in Sharadiya Navratri. On the first day, devotees invoke Goddess ...

It should also not be abnormal in colour, excessive in quantity, and accompanied by symptoms such as itchiness, she added. Some abnormal colours include green, grey, brown or pink. Other signs to look ...