Although Christianity is the fullness of Truth, other religions, to a certain degree, participate in that Truth. The Magi, coming from Gentile cultures, seek the truth and find it in Christ.
Christ and World Religions
Christmas,Baptism of the LordWeek Baptism of the Lord,
by Bishop Robert BarronJanuary 10, 2010
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Authors
Bishop Robert Barron
Catechism
2566, 1636, 1271, 855, 851, 528, 261, 150
Liturgical Readings
- Christmas,Baptism of the Lord - Week Baptism of the Lord,
Scriptures
Luke 3:21-22, Matthew 2:1-12, Mark 1:9-11, Matthew 3:13-17
Seasons
Christmas
Topics
Baptism, Catholic Church, Creation, Ecumenism, Faith, God, Humility, Incarnation, Jesus Christ, Saints, Salvation, Trinity, Truth