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Today, Matthew's Gospel invites us to ponder over the mystery of forgiveness by proposing a parallel between God's ways...

Today we see our Father's mercy, His distinctive feature in Heaven, while gazing at an orphan Mankind which does not know it is a child of God...

Today, Jesus, with the parable of the homicidal tenants, speaks about the betrayal of trust; He compares the vineyard to the people of Israel and the wine growers to the chiefs of the chosen people...

Today, the Gospel is a parable discovering the realities of man in afterlife. Jesus tells us about the divine reward or retribution we shall have depending upon our behavior...

Today, the Church, in this Lenten time —inspired by the Holy Spirit— proposes a text where Jesus suggests to his disciples —and, accordingly...

Today, the Church celebrates the solemnity of Saint Joseph, Mary's husband. It is like a joyful interlude within Lent's austerity...

Today's Gospel exhorts us to the most perfect love. Love is wanting to do good to others, and here lies our personal fulfillment...

Today, the Lord challenges us to convert as He speaks about what goes on in our hearts..

Today, Jesus reminds us of the need and power of prayer. We cannot understand our Christian life without being related to God, and in this relation, prayer takes a central place...

Today Jesus describes that the sign he will give to “evil people” is himself as the “sign of Jonah”: "As Jonah became a sign for the people of Nineveh..."

Today, Jesus —the Son of God— teaches us how to behave like a son of God. A first aspect is our trust and the confidence we should have when we talk to him...

Today the first Friday of Lent, having experienced the fasting and abstinence of Ash Wednesday, we have attempted to offer our fasting and the prayer...

Today is the first Thursday of Lent. The ashes our Church laid yesterday on our forehead are still fresh...

Today we start our itinerary towards Easter, and the Gospel reminds us of the fundamental Christian duties, not only as a preparation for the liturgical time...

Today, just like that landowner who went out early in the morning to hire men to work in his vineyard, the Lord is seeking disciples, followers and friends...

Today, children are news. More than ever before, children have a lot to say, even the word “infant” means “he who does not speak”.

Today, I would like, dear Lord, to say a little prayer to thank you for your teaching. You taught with authority whenever they let you, and you were taking advantage of all occasions...

Today, the proclaimed Gospel is somewhat difficult to understand for Jesus' words are certainly very harsh: "If your hand makes you fall into sin, cut it off! (…)...

Today, we hear a reproach by the apostle John who sees people doing good in the name of Christ but without being one of His disciples...

Today, the Gospel teaches us two lessons of Jesus, that are closely linked together. On the one hand, He tells them that "they will kill him, but three days after He has been killed, He will rise" (Mk 9:31)...