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Coffee With God

Reflection: Matthew 8: 5-11 To the Jewish mind, Gentiles were untouchables. They were waiting for the coming of the Messiah and the Messiah of their understanding was a powerful King like David, who would establish a Jewish kingdom. Hence, they waited for an exclusive Messiah. Matthew, writing for the Jewish community intends to rectify this […]

Monday November 29

FIRST WEEK OF ADVENT  UNIVERSAL SALVATION                                        Introduction       Today’s message speaks of universal salvation. Isaiah preaches that all are called to believe in God, to worship him, to live according to God’s plans and laws, and to enjoy his peace. Jerusalem stands here for God’s believing people. (In year A, another reading from […]

Coffee With God

Reflection: Luke 21: 25-28, 34-36 One who is in love knows that the person loved always comes back in thoughts, dreams, fantasies, and conversations. To believe in Christ means to fall in love with him. He does not abandon us. In the year “C,” evangelist Luke highlights Jesus’ tenderness toward the least, the marginalized, the […]

PERSEVERING HOPE

November 27 Saturday THIRTY-FOURTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME   The vision of the author of the book of Daniel confirms that, however terrifying the persecutions of the Syrian king, God has the final say in history, evil will be overcome, and God’s powers of goodness will be victorious. Still, the Gospel: warns us. We may not […]

Coffee With God

Reflection: Luke 21: 34-36 Pope Francis suggests to develop these two attitudes to live the time between now and Christmas. To be mindful and to pray. Have you ever experienced lack of direction and restlessness in life? It could be the result of our self-centeredness lack of concern for others. We are so focussed on […]

Inauguration of a Mural in Homage to the Educators

Pedroso, Portugal. “Education, as one of the noblest social missions, responded heroically to the challenges that, from one moment to another, were imposed on it. Educators realized that their mission, from that moment on, would be to let no one be left behind, nor let the future of this generation be compromised.” With this recognition, […]

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