The heart of Christianity is love. The whole basis of the Christian faith is God’s love for us. John 3:16 says, “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever ...

But Valentine’s Day should — and does — offer us an opportunity to reflect on something more than just a one-dimensional celebration of the power of love. After all, love has so many dimensions.

May this Valentine’s Day be a reminder for each of us to practice selfless love, not only in romantic relationships, but also in friendships, families and communities.

With Valentine’s Day approaching, I find my thoughts drawn to “love” -- for God, family, friends and my fellow man. The spectrum of love we feel for God and people varies.

He was committed to serving Christ and promoting the love of God. During Valentine’s life, Emperor Claudius II decided to outlaw marriage because he believed that this would help him gain more ...

Love and Lent "With Lent itself, it's a constant reminder of how God has been good to us," Butler said. "But also how in our individual lives, we're called to love God and grow in that love even ...

Fortunately, God’s everlasting love and grace encompass everyone, whether single or in a relationship. Thanks to God’s love, we can all enjoy Valentine’s Day.

Valentine's Day is more of a secular holiday in which we are invited to let people around us know how much we love them and just to mention that it's (named after) St. Valentine," Seitz said in an ...

Valentine’s Day comes and goes with a flurry of cards, flowers, chocolates and jewelry. But is that all there is to love? Of course not. Sure, these all are all sweet symbols designed to express ...