Jesus Christ

Missionaries are called to share Jesus’ love and the Gospel, bringing hope and salvation to those who have never heard His name.

A deacon is a servant-leader in the Church, called to humble service and care for others—reflecting the heart of Jesus through action.

A priest is a spiritual leader and mediator who teaches, prays, and guides worship—rooted in Scripture and vital to the life of the Church.

A bishop is a spiritual overseer in Christianity, rooted in Scripture, tasked with guiding and caring for the Church since apostolic times.

An Archbishop is a senior Church leader who oversees multiple dioceses and guides the faithful in spiritual and organizational matters.

Cardinals are senior Catholic leaders who advise the pope, serve the Church, and elect the next successor of Saint Peter.

The Pope is more than a figurehead—he serves a biblical, spiritual role pointing to Jesus, rooted in tradition and Christian leadership.

“Shepherd” in Christianity refers to Jesus—who lovingly guides, protects, and sacrifices for His people, offering deep hope and salvation.

In Christianity, “Teacher” points to Jesus—the one who speaks truth, transforms lives, and lovingly leads souls from darkness into light.

Prophets in Christianity are God’s messengers—called to speak His truth, reveal His will, and point ultimately to Jesus Christ.