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Today, Jesus invites us to go beyond what any reliable law-abiding person can go. Even, without falling into any evil deeds, routine quite often hardens the desire...

In Jesus we have the plenitude of Revelation. He is the Verb, God's Word, that has become flesh, and dwelt among us...

Today, we celebrate the apostle Joseph, who was also called Barnabas by the apostles (which translated means “Son of Encouragement”)...

In the living memory of His Holiness St. John Paul II's last visit to Spain, we find in his words the echo of Jesus' prayer...

Today, vigil of our Lord's Ascension into Heaven, the Gospel leaves us with some very fond farewell words. Jesus let us share his most precious mystery...

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

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 hear again the intimate confidence Jesus made last Holy Thursday: "As the Father has loved me, so I have loved you" (Jn 15:9)...

Today, once more, we may see Jesus surrounded by the Apostles in an atmosphere of especial intimacy. He is giving them what we could consider as his final recommendations...

Today, Jesus speaks to us indirectly of the cross: He will give us the peace, but at the cost of his painful “departure” of this world...

Today, we are invited to recognize the Father who reveals himself in Jesus Christ...

Today, on this Friday 4th of Easter, Jesus invites us to stay calm. Serenity and joy flow smoothly like a river of peace from his resurrected Heart towards ours...

Today, as with those movies that, at the beginning, take us back in time, our liturgy remembers a passage that belongs to the Holy Thursday: Jesus washes the feet of his disciples (cf. Jn 13:12)...

Today, the Church remembers the day when the Apostles chose the disciple of Jesus who was to replace Judas Iscariot...

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"...

Today we see how much our hunger and our thirst concern God! How can we continue to think that God is indifferent to our sufferings?...

Today in Jesus' words we can see both the differentiation and counterpart existing between the Old and the New Testaments: the Old Testament was an expectation of the New Testament...

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