Pope Benedict XVI used his Oct. 5 audience to revisit the theme of trusting in God during times of adversity found in Psalm 23—a message that he delivered twice at the beginning of September.

Here is a line-by-line breakdown of Psalms 23, what the song means, and how it can relate to your life, even if you don't read the bible. 1. "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.

Psalm 23: Some Insights into Reading the 23rd Psalm Dedicated to the memory of Prof. Gene M. Schramm, of blessed memory Many years ago, a Catholic colleague asked me to give a talk to a lay ...

Psalm 23 is a masterpiece throughout. Each verse rings with hope, comfort and blessings. It is possibly the best-loved chapter in the entire Bible. It is beloved by Christians and Jews alike. Charl… ...

Psalms reminds me that I will never be one of those people who can effortlessly quote Bible verses. There is just too much to remember. I wish I could, but it’s never going to happen. But I did ...

Psalm 23 is one of the most beloved Scriptures in the entire Bible. Its simple, yet profound truths have provided comfort to millions for three millennia. My friends have plenty of ideas about what ...

In Barnes’ upcoming EP The Good Shepherd, the artist breaks down the meaning of Psalm 23, one of the most well-known bible scriptures. Barnes spoke with rolling out about The Good Shepherd, ...

EWTN News, Inc. is the world’s largest Catholic news organization, ... “And if fear and anguish assail us, those wonderful words of Psalm 23 come to our rescue: ...