September 30, Thursday TWENTY-SIXTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME In the first reading we see how the Feast of Tabernacles, originally a harvest feast for wheat and vintage, was spiritualized into a feast remembering the exodus and the renewal of the covenant. The Word of God was read to the people. The word came as […]
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Reflection: Luke 10: 1-12 The Mission of Jesus was to show the true face of God to the world. He begins his work by forming a community of disciples. They apply a very simple method: to visit homes and begin with a simple greeting: “Peace be to this house!”. Although it appears simple, it is […]
TWENTY-SIXTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME GOD’S WORD AND COMMUNITY Introduction In the first reading we see how the Feast of Tabernacles, originally a harvest feast for wheat and vintage, was spiritualized into a feast remembering the exodus and the renewal of the covenant. The Word of God was read to the people. The word […]
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Fr. Juan Carlos Martos Paredes CMF, new Director of the Center of Claretian Spirituality (CESC) Rome, Italy. Fr. Mathew Vattamattam, Superior General of the Congregation, has appointed Fr. Juan Carlos Martos Paredes, CMF as the new Director of the Center of Claretian Spirituality (CESC), replacing Fr. Carlos Enrique Sánchez Miranda, CMF, new General Consultor and […]
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Feast of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael (29 September) Introduction In the collective imagination, the angel has a well-defined character and those who paint him must adhere to certain pre-established canons. An angel with hippy traits, tail, tattoo on his arm and jeans would have little chance of being accepted, not only by […]
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Twenty seventh Sunday in the Ordinary Time – Year B Introduction There are situations in which two spouses wonder, with good reason, if it is still worth insisting on trying to fix a relationship that began badly and is proving to be irreparably broken. They no longer love each other, there are […]
September 29, Wednesday TWENTY-SIXTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME We know that God loves us, that he protects us and guides us to our destiny. In the Bible, angels are presented God’s messengers to people, to help us to carry out God’s plans. The archangel Michael is mentioned in the last book of the Bible […]
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Reflection: John 1: 47-51 Today we celebrate the feast of the Archangels. Neither Michael nor Raphael is mentioned in the Gospels. Gabriel is remembered in the annunciation to Zechariah and to Mary (Lk 1:19-26). This is why the liturgy has chosen a passage that mentions the “angels of God” in general. “You are an angel!” […]
TWENTY-SIXTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME Feast of the Archangels, STS. MICHAEL, GABRIEL, RAPHAEL Introduction We know that God loves us, that he protects us and guides us to our destiny. In the Bible, angels are presented God’s messengers to people, to help us to carry out God’s plans. The archangel Michael is mentioned in […]
September 28, Tuesday TWENTY-SIXTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME If God lives in the community of his faithful, this community is by itself missionary, for it reveals the face of God; by its witnessing, it attracts others. The prophet Elijah did not find God in the storm wind or the earthquake or the fire, but in […]