Today’s Gospel story is about the Healing of the Paralytic by our Lord Jesus Christ, which you’ll find in your Bibles in Mark 2: 1-12.

Our Sunday gospel is another story about the healing ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ. This time it is about the Healing of a Paralytic. Like all healing stories, it reveals the glory of God and ...

The exact location of the Pool of Siloam, where Jesus is said to have performed one of his most renowned miracles by healing ...

Just as the paralyzed man whose friends drop him in on Jesus through the roof is first given forgiveness of sins rather than healing of limbs (Mark 2:1-5), so the cripple at the Beautiful Gate set ...

There is no obvious reason that “to him” was omitted from the text. The only thing I can think is that Matthew 9.1 is added to the end of the section “Jesus Heals the Gadarene Demoniacs” in chapter 8, ...

“When Jesus heals the paralytic,” says Funk, “the story makes it look as if Pharisees from Jerusalem were up here in Capernaum questioning Jesus’ authority to forgive sins.” ...

Pope Leo XIV reminded listeners at the Wednesday general audience that Jesus is capable of healing and unblocking our past.

Jesus came for this reason; he gave his life for this." In the day's reading from the Gospel of St. Mark, a paralytic is hoping for physical healing, the pope said.

Pope Leo urged the pilgrims gathered to "ask the Lord for the gift of understanding where our lives are stuck" and to "try to voice our desire for healing." ...

The only thing I can think is that Matthew 9.1 is added to the end of the section “Jesus Heals the Gadarene Demoniacs” in chapter 8, while 9.2 opens a new section, “Jesus Heals a Paralytic”.