One of the most interesting relationships in the Bible is that of Martha, Mary and Lazarus of Bethany with our Lord. Clearly their relationship was special because it is mentioned in all four of ...

During the last 24-months, artist Mike Kaney has been creating four bronze statues that are now displayed in the plaza area of Saints Martha, Mary and Lazarus Friends of Jesus Catholic Church in ...

We have met this family before. Remember the story of Martha and Mary’s dinner with Jesus — Martha was the active one, busy serving; and Mary, the contemplative one, just sits at his feet ...

When Jesus comes to visit their village, sisters Martha and Mary welcome him in opposite ways. Martha, ever dutiful, has taken on the role of hostess.

It’s easy to overlook Martha’s virtuous qualities in this Sunday’s Gospel: her honesty, frankness, diligence, thoughtfulness, ...

[Jesus] entered a village where a woman whose name was Martha welcomed him. 39 She had a sister named Mary [who] sat beside the Lord at his feet listening to him speak. 40 Martha, burdened with ...

Martha shows us that deep faith can coexist with anger towards God, distraction in listening to God, frustration with God, and not be lessened by any of those things.

Pope Francis on Tuesday added the memorial of Sts. Mary, Martha, and Lazarus to the General Roman Calendar, giving the siblings the combined feast day of July 29.

The Resurrection of Lazarus, a triptych from 1461, is the earliest documented work by the French Renaissance artist Nicolas Froment. What is distinctive about it is the scene on the viewer’s right, in ...

Martha, the oldest sibling, has a heart for service but is also anxious and worried about many things; Jesus encourages her to focus on the contemplation of Jesus himself, as her sister Mary has done.