17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Gospel Invites Us Not Merely to Seek Treasure: But to Become Citizens of the Treasure Itself (Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mathew 13:44-52, 26 July 2026) The brief similes proposed in today’s liturgy conclude the chapter of the Gospel of Matthew dedicated to the parables of the Kingdom of God (Mathew13:44-52). Among these are […]
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Where Humanity Sees Weeds: God Still Sees the Possibility of Wheat (Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mathew 13:24-43; 19 July 2026) In today’s Gospel (Mathew 13:24-43) we once again encounter Jesus who is intent on speaking to the crowd in parables about the Kingdom of Heaven. I will reflect only on the first one, that […]
15th Sunday of Ordinary Times
The Word of God Roots and Anchors the Heart: Enabling It to Withstand Life’s Storms (Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mathew 13:1-23, 12 July 2026) This Sunday’s Gospel (Mathew 13:1-23) shows us Jesus preaching on the shore of the Lake of Galilee. The first story he tells is an introduction to all the parables: that […]
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus Christ: the Rest for Every Restless Heart and the Hope for Every Weary Soul(Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mathew 11:25-30, 04 July 2026) In today’s Gospel, Jesus says: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (Mathew 11:28). The Lord does not reserve this phrase for […]
13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Discipleship Begins Where Self Ends and Christ Becomes the Center of Every Affection (Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mathew 10:37-42, 28 June 2026) Today’s liturgy presents to us the last lines of the missionary discourse in Chapter 10 of the Gospel of Matthew (Mathew 10:37-42), by which Jesus instructs the 12 Apostles at the moment […]
12th Sunday in Ordinary Time & Father’s Day
In Christ: Fear Dissolves and Truth Emboldens the Heart for Mission (Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mathew 10:26-33, 21 May 2026) In this Sunday’s Gospel (Mathew 10:26-33) the invitation that Jesus addresses to His disciples resonates: to have no fear, to be strong and confident in the face of life’s challenges, as he forewarns them […]
11th Sunday of Ordinary Time
From Altar to World: the Church Becomes a Living Field Hospital of Divine Compassion (11 Sunday in Ordinary Time, Mathew 9:36-10:8, 14 June 2026) The twelve disciples that Jesus called represent the Church and that is every one of us; that is why they have different names and backgrounds. Again, we are all in that […]
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi: The Living Bread Who Becomes Our Communion and Heals the World’s Hunger (The Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ [Corpus Domini] John 6: 51-58, 07 June 2026) Today, we are celebrating the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ — the Latin name is often used: Corpus Domini […]
The Most Holy Trinity
Beloved Brothers and Sisters in the Trinitarian Godhead The Trinity: Love that Begets, is Given, And Makes All Things New (Most Hoy Trinity Sunday, John 3:16-18, 31 May 2026) Today, the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, the Gospel is taken from Jesus’ dialogue with Nicodemus (John 3:16-18). Nicodemus was a member of the Sanhedrin, […]
Pentecost
Divine Breath Turns Closed Hearts into Missionary Witnesses (Pentecost Sunday, John 20:19-23, 24 May 2026) Today, the Solemnity of Pentecost, the Gospel takes us to the Upper Room, where the apostles had taken refuge after the death of Jesus (John 20:19-23). On the evening of Passover, the Risen One presents himself precisely into that situation of […]