Monthly Archives: March 2021

We have gathered today for the Feast of the Annunciation. Even the Old Testament reading from the prophet Isaiah’s book catches our spiritual eye on the “God’s promised sign!” In the uncertainty of earthly time. “Behold, the virgin will conceive … Continue reading →

/. On the way to Mount of Olives,they sang praises and went up to the Mount of Olives, “with these words, the evangelists Matthew and Marek close their report on the Last Supper (Mt 26.30; Mk 14:26). Jesus’ Last Supper … Continue reading →

Encourage believers to read the Scriptures regularly and to stayin the word of Jesus. When I was in my first year of seminary, the professor of history of philosophy gave us as part of the rehearsal to read the work … Continue reading →

Not only Christians question their conscience. Who strives for inner perfection, he is careful, he is checked. This statement is attributed to Confucius. «I ask about three everyday Things: I’ve handled other things less carefully than your own? I did … Continue reading →

Encourage believers to realize the value of the faith they have accepted. Imagine you are shopping, and suddenly you are stopped by a reporter with a microphone and a camera and asks you, “Are you a believer?” “So what does … Continue reading →

To realize that we are all sinners before God, and God tells us all, “Neither I do not condemn you “1 What does the term judicial error tell you? Yes, it’s condemning an innocent person to the death penalty based … Continue reading →

When Jesus has not given his disciples bread and wine as his flesh and blood, the meaning of the celebration of the Eucharist in the Church would be emptied – it would only be a pious fiction, not a reality … Continue reading →

In this civilized age, we are much debating whether the Messiah came to earth. He was truly God’s son. We have the same doubts as in the days of Jesus that St. John tells us in the Gospels:“This is really … Continue reading →

There is widespread respect for St. Joseph. The feast is not a commanded feast in our country, but various devotions are held in honor of this saint, the holy family’s head, and the Holy Church’s protector.Respect for St. Joseph was … Continue reading →

Lent is at its peak. It should leave a deep mark on believers, at least like the Greeks from Bethesda of Galilee, who came to Jerusalem before the feast and saw what was happening around Jesus. They wanted to meet … Continue reading →