Dieter F. Uchtdorf teaches priesthood holders the importance of humble, genuine discipleship.

On Being Genuine

Robert D. Hales explains why religious freedom is necessary for us to exercise agency and fulfill Heavenly Father’s plan.

Preserving Agency, Protecting Religious Freedom

There are clusters of memories embedded in each of your lives. And these can help us to “remember how merciful the Lord hath been.”

Remember How Merciful the Lord Hath Been

In every language, the Spirit of God—the Holy Ghost—guides, or can guide, every member of the Church.

The Cloven Tongues of Fire

Jesus rides in triumph into Jerusalem. The multitudes greet Him with shouts of "Hosanna to the Son of David." Matthew 21:1–11

The Lord's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem

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Jesus Christ, thronged by a crowd of people, walking  through the streets of Jericho.  Christ is looking  up into a sycamore tree at Zacchaeus, the publican. Christ is beckoning to Zacchaeus.  Other people are also in the tree.   The painting illustrates the event wherein Zacchaeus, because he was short in physical stature, climbed a sycamore tree in order to see Christ in the midst of a large crowd.  Christ noticed Zacchaeus and chose  to spend the day with him, despite the cricitism of  the crowd that Zacchaeus was the chief of the publicans in Jericho.   (Luke 19:1-10)

Zacchaeus in the Sycamore Tree

May 20—26: Matthew 21—23; Mark 11; Luke 19—20; John 12

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