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...
In the Gospel, we hear that Jesus “appointed seventy-two disciples and sent them ahead of him, two by two” (Lk 10:1). This is no random detail. Jesus does not send...
Today, we celebrate two pillars of the Church: Peter and Paul — two very different men, united by one faith, one Lord, and one mission. Their feast is not only...
Today, on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ—Corpus Christi—we gather to celebrate the great mystery at the heart of our faith: the Eucharist. But today’s...
Today is the Feast of the Holy Trinity. On this feast, we celebrate the mystery of the one God. And this God is the Father and the Son and the...
Today is a day of fire, breath, and mission. Pentecost is not just the end of the Easter season — it is the beginning of the Church's life in the...
Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Ascension, a feast that might at first seem like a farewell — but it is not. No, the Ascension is not the end. It...
At the Last Supper, Jesus speaks words that are tender, deeply human, and full of divine promise. He is preparing his disciples for his departure—not only his death, but his...
In today’s Gospel (John 13:34), we hear again the Lord’s enduring command-ment: “Even as I have loved you, so you must love one another.” These words, spoken on the eve of His...
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