Monthly Archives: December 2025

In December 1992, an Italian missionary arrived in Singapore. On his way to his mission in the evening by taxi, he saw Christmas lights everywhere, with symbols of the Christian Christmas holiday. He told the taxi driver, “I have never … Continue reading →

At the beginning of the new year that the Lord grants to our lives, it is beneficial to raise the gaze of our hearts to Mary. For she, as a mother, sends us back into our relationship with her Son: … Continue reading →

Another year is behind us with its three hundred and sixty-five days, with its work, and with its worries and joys. It is behind us, with its plans we could have implemented, as well as the less successful ones. The … Continue reading →

  It is not enough to have a vocation in life. Its fulfillment is different for each person. And this daily discovery of our vocation leads us to deepen our love for those for whom we are responsible. Life events … Continue reading →

December 29, non-binding commemoration Position: Archbishop, martyr Death: 1170 Attributes: Bishop, sword, knife, axe CURRICULUM VITAE He came from London. He studied theology, became archdeacon of Canterbury, and later served as the king’s chancellor and a close friend of the … Continue reading →

Two days after the feast of the Nativity of the Lord, we celebrate the feast of the Apostle John the Evangelist—the disciple whom Jesus loved. What do we know about the life of the Beloved of the Lord? – John … Continue reading →

Last night, when we gathered in this sacred place, we spoke of the great love of God for us, of the greatness of man, as Christmas and the nativity scene so eloquently speak of. But we only briefly hinted that … Continue reading →

Today in the city of David, a Savior has been born to you—that is Christ the Lord. Tonight we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, our Savior—the Redeemer. God became man. We remember this mystery every year, so that every … Continue reading →

On the threshold of the Christmas holidays, the morning liturgy of Christmas Eve offers us a text whose recitation in the liturgy of morning praise can sometimes become routine for some. However, it is truly a concise text of what … Continue reading →