T oday, as we celebrate the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, we are invited to look at the cross as a sign, not of defeat, but as the very place...
The gospel this Sunday presents us with words of Jesus that are both surprising and unsettling. Large crowds are following him, attracted by his message and his presence. Yet Jesus...
When Jesus sits at a table, he never sits only to eat. He transforms the meal into a lesson of love, humility, and fraternity. In today’s Gospel (Luke 14:1,7-14), Jesus...
In today’s Gospel, someone asks Jesus, “Lord, will only a few people be saved?” It’s a question that has echoed for centuries — a question about numbers, about how many,...
Jesus speaks to us today with powerful, burning words: “I have come to bring fire to the earth, and how I wish it were already blazing!” (Lk 12:49). These are not the...
Last Sunday’s Gospel warned us about the foolishness of placing our trust in possessions. The rich farmer who hoarded his harvest lost everything in an instant. Today, Jesus continues the...
Today’s Gospel invites us to take a hard, honest look at the things we value most. Often, our relationships and lives are shaped—sometimes even torn apart—by the way we handle...
This Sunday, as the Church celebrates the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, we are invited to reflect on the treasure of prayer—an inheritance of faith passed down through...
In today’s Gospel, Jesus enters the home of two sisters: Martha and Mary. It is a small, quiet moment in the Gospel of Luke, but one filled with deep meaning...
On this Sunday, Jesus leads us once more along a familiar yet challenging road—from Jerusalem to Jericho—not just in geography, but in spirit. The parable of the Samaritan, often softened...
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