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The Triumph of the Cross

(14 September) A symbol often misunderstood.   Introduction The cross is the symbol of which Christians show their faith. Yet, for three centuries, they intentionally did not use the cross as a symbol of their faith. They were recognized in other symbols—the anchor, the fish, the loaves, the dove, the shepherd—but they were reluctant to […]

Coffee With God

Reflection: Luke 7:1-10 God’s loving care and salvation is not reserved to any particular religion or group alone. The Jews always considered themselves to be chosen people of God and regarded outsiders as pagans and unclean. Their scrupulous observation of purification rituals were mostly for purifying themselves from articles or places that were touched by […]

 ALIEN NO LONGER

September 13, Monday TWENTY-FOURTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME Paul urges Christians through Timothy to be mediators by our supplications, prayers and intercessions for all of humankind. The basis is that Christ is the one mediator between God and humanity and God wants all to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth. How […]

Coffee With God

Reflection: Mark 8:27-35 In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus is presented as always on the move and his disciples walk behind him. They always paid much attention to what people said about him. Several times in the Gospel, we read that the crowds and the disciples have put the question: “Who is this?” With today’s […]

Penultimate day, penultimate decisions

Nemi, Italy. September 10, 2021. After yesterday’s visit to Pope Francis, the capitular road is heading towards the final goal. To travel this last stretch, we had an exceptional guest: our brother, Cardinal Aquilino Bocos, who attended today’s sessions as a listener, honoring us with his kind, discreet and familiar presence. Thank you, Father Aquilino, for […]

Gifted to give – 75 years of CMF presence in the Philippines

XXVI GC: Gifted to give – 75 years of CMF presence in the Philippines  Nemi, Italy. September 6, 2021. With grateful hearts for the five hundred years of Catholic faith in the Philippines we celebrated the seventy-five years of Claretian presence in the archipelago. Both the moments of prayer and the beginning of the first session […]

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