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Today, in the first reading we read: "As the Holy Spirit says: Today, if you hear his voice ‘do not harden your hearts’" (Heb 3:7-8)...

Today, we are clearly shown how Jesus split his working hours...

Today, first Tuesday in Ordinary Time, Saint Mark presents Jesus while teaching in the synagogue and, immediately, he comments: "The people were astonished at the way he taught..."

Today, we are surprised to see both Jesus and John baptizing "side by side". We say "side by side", although… actually, this is only in appearance...

Today, it is our responsibility to make sure that "the news about Jesus" (Lk 5:15) keeps on spreading; mainly among those that do not know Him or who...

Today, we remember that "he who loves God love his brother also" (1Jn 4:21). How can we love God, whom we do not see...

Today, we see how Jesus, after dismissing the apostles and the crowd, goes off by himself to pray...

Today, Jesus shows Himself to be sensitive to the needs of people who are in search of Him. He just cannot remain indifferent to the needs of those he meets on the way...

Today, Philip teaches us an important lesson when he asks Nathaniel to go with him to meet the Master, because, like all true friends...

Today, the Gospel reminds us of the vocational circumstances of Jesus' first disciples. To get ready for the advent of the Messiah...

Today, St. John the Baptist testifies about the baptism of Jesus. Pope Francis reminded us "Baptism is the Sacrament on which our faith is based,..."

Today, the Church gratefully reflects on the Virgin's maternity as a model of her own motherhood of all of us...

Today, we contemplate the Presentation of the Child Jesus in the Temple, to accomplish what the Law of Moses prescribes: mother's purification and presentation and ransom of the firstborn child...

Today, we celebrate the feast of the Holy Innocents, martyrs. Embedded within the Christmas celebrations, we cannot ignore the message the liturgy...

Today, the liturgy celebrates the festivity of Saint John, Apostle and Evangelist. The first day after Christmas, the Church celebrates Saint Stephen's day, the first martyr of the Christian faith...

Today, once more, we contemplate the impressive scene of the Annunciation. God, always true to his promises...

Today, the angel Gabriel announces the “supernatural” birth of John the Baptist, the man who will prepare the mission of the Messiah...

Today, the liturgy of the Word invites us to think of the wonderful example St. Joseph gives us. He was extremely sensitive towards Mary, his betrothed.
 

Today, we see Jesus talking with his disciples as they are coming down from the mountain, where they have just lived the Transfiguration...

Today, we should be distraught before the Lord’s sigh: "To what can I compare the people of this day?" (Mt 11:16)....