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Today, the Pharisees ask Jesus, with a mixture of interest, curiosity, fear... something that has always been of interest for all of us: when will the Kingdom of God come over?...

Today, Jesus passes by close to us so that we can actually relive the above mentioned passage in the shape of so many people relegated to an outer edge by our society...

Today, the Gospel message is not based on the master's attitude, but on the servant's. Jesus, with a parable, invites his apostles to consider the stance of service...

Today, Jesus speaks again with authority: He uses the "so I tell you", that has a particular force, as if dealing with a new doctrine...

Today, in this universal festivity of the Church we remember that, even though no building in this world is big enough to contain God's immensity, since very long, long time ago...

Today, the evangelist of God's mercy imparts two parables of Jesus that lighten up his divine behavior towards those sinners returning to the right path...

Today, we can contemplate Jesus on his way towards Jerusalem. There, He will offer his life for the salvation of our world...

Today, the Lord offers us an image of eternity represented by a banquet....

Today, did you notice the beginning of this Gospel? "They [the Pharisees] were carefully watching him"...

Today, the Gospel calls forth Christianism most significant deed: the death and resurrection of Jesus...

Today, we celebrate the reality of the Mystery of Salvation. A reality that we evince in the “Creed” and which is very soothing: "I believe in the communion of saints"...

Today, Jesus' words invite us to ponder over the inconveniences of hypocrisy: "A man had a fig tree growing in his vine-yard..." (Lk 13:6)....

Today, Jesus is asking us to look up and watch the skies. This morning, after three days of continuous rain...

Today, the Gospel presents us Jesus as a person of great ambitions: "I have come to bring fire upon the earth and how I wish it were already kindled!" (Lk 12:49)...

Today, upon reading this fragment of the Gospel, we realize that each person is an administrator: when we are born, we all receive a heredity of genes...

Today, we must pay our individual attention to Jesus' words: "Be ready, dressed for service, and keep your lamps lit..."(Lk 12:36)...

Today, Jesus' words inviting us to acknowledge him before men, reverberate once more: "I tell you, whoever acknowledges me before people,..." (Lk 12:8)...

Today, we contemplate in the Gospel our Lord Jesus Christ who turns to the crowds after confronting the Jewish religious authorities who are the Pharisees and the scribes...

Today, in St. Luke's feast -the Evangelist of Christ's gentleness and meekness- the Church proclaims this Gospel where the main traits Christ's apostles must have, are established...

Today, we can see how the Divine Master gives us a few lessons...