The second reading proposed by this Sunday’s liturgy emphasizes the importance of Sacred Scripture in the life of the Church and the individual believer. The Christian mature and complete life comes only through a faithful and continued adherence to the … Continue reading →

As we get closer and closer to the end of the “year of Faith,” the request of the apostles we hear in today’s Gospel – “Increase our faith” – still echoes in all its relevance; perhaps now more than ever.  … Continue reading →

This Sunday also the Gospel challenges us to take a look at the issue of the use of wealth. It is not demonized, but presented as a serious risk that may allow us to move ourselves away from the kingdom. … Continue reading →

The parable of the dishonest steward told by the Gospel (Luke 16:1-13) tells us that true wisdom begins in doing whatever we can to be set free from the bondage of the “earth,” particularly from the slavery of money. The … Continue reading →

This week we are called to meditate on a wonderful aspect of our Christian spirituality: forgiveness. The experience of God’s forgiveness is what can really change us from the inside, because it makes us experience the gratuitousness of His mercy … Continue reading →

We continue to learn together how to become better disciples of Jesus. In this week’s Gospel passage, He is on His way to Jerusalem, on the way to the passion and cross – toward the total gift of himself to … Continue reading →

Today, let’s “Love with deeds and not with words.”

In this special year, believers around the world are called to renew their commitment to the faith that is always the source of new light. Pope Benedict XVI has proclaimed a Year of Faith beginning October 11, 2012 and concluding … Continue reading →