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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..." (Mk 9:31)...

Today, we read the end of St. John's Gospel. Actually, it is the end of the appendix St. John's community added to the original text...

Today, we should be grateful to St. John for having left with us the evidence of an intimate dialogue between Jesus and Peter: "Simon, son of John, do you love me?"...

Today, we live in a world which does not know how to be truly happy with the happiness of Jesus...

Today, we find a solid basis for trust in the Gospel: "Holy Father, I pray not only for these but also for those who through their word will believe in me..." (Jn 17:20)...

Today, St. John's Gospel —that we have been reading for days now— begins by speaking of “the hour”: "Father, the hour has come" (Jn 17:1)...

Today, vigil of our Lord's Ascension into Heaven, the Gospel leaves us with some very fond farewell words...

Today we begin the Decad of the Holy Spirit. Reliving the memory of Cenacle, we see the Virgin Mary, Mother of God, Mother of Good Counsel, talking with the Apostles...

Today, we again contemplate the Word of God with the help of Evangelist John...

Today, once again, our Lord, wants to open our eyes for us to realize that more often than not we make things completely wrong...

Today, we are presented with a deeper understanding of the reality of the Ascension of the Lord. In the reading from the Gospel of John on Easter Sunday...

Today, the Gospel opposes the world to Christ's followers. The world represents whatever sinful there may be in our existence...

Today, our Lord exhorts us to fraternal love: "Love one another as I have loved you" (Jn 15:12), that is to say, as you have seen me loving and you will still see me love...

Today, we celebrate the feast of Philip and James, Apostles. The Gospel refers to those chats Jesus used to have with the Apostles only...

Today, 4th Saturday of Easter, the Church invites us to consider how important it is for all Christians to be aware that they need to know Christ more and more...

Today, there would be plenty to speak about as to why the word of the Gospel does not reverberate with strength and conviction...

Today, we see Jesus walking "back and forth in the portico of Solomon" (Jn 10:23), during the Feast of Dedication, in Jerusalem...

Today, we have just read in the Gospel Jesus' allocution about the Bread of Life, which is Himself, offering us his body as nurture for our souls and for our Christian life...

Today, Jesus makes three key avowals, such as: that we are to eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood...

Today, we sing to the Lord whom we receive the glory and the triumph from. The Risen Lord presents himself to his Church with that "I am whom I am"...