Reflection: Luke 5:1-11 The Gospel tells us of the calling of Jesus’ first disciples on the shore of the lake of Galilee. On the shore are a group of disappointed fishermen. They have been working all night but caught nothing. Jesus walks up and gets on to the boat of Simon. Was it sheer coincidence […]
FIFTH SUNDAY of ORDINARY TIME We Are Called and Sent The Rich Word of God Greeting (See Second Reading) By God’s grace we are what we are. May his grace not remain fruitless in us. What matters is that we spread the Good News. May the Lord Jesus be always with […]
An Award for Forming Religious to be Rooted in Christ, Audacious in Mission Madrid, Spain. Spanish Religious Conference, commonly known as CONFER in Spain, celebrates its 3rd edition of Premios Carisma (Charisma Awards) in November at the Pablo VI Foundation Auditorium in Paseo de Juan XXIII, 3 in Madrid. The objective of the Charisma Awards is to recognize […]
Saturday of 4th Week in Ordinary Time AGATHA, Virgin and Martyr St. Agatha, “the good one,” patroness of Sicily, refused marriage to dedicate herself to her fellow Christians by doing diaconal work at a time of persecution, especially care of the sick and of the poor. She was denounced and tortured to death in […]
Reflection: Mk 6:30-34 I think, this is what the Lord is telling me and many of us today: “You are busying yourself on unnecessary things. You don’t have sufficient rest, and you spoil yor health – of body and mind. Please, go and rest!” We are living in a busy world. Often, too busy with […]
Saturday of 4th Week in Ordinary Time AGATHA, VIRGIN and MARTYR Introduction St. Agatha, “the good one,” patroness of Sicily, refused marriage to dedicate herself to her fellow Christians by doing diaconal work at a time of persecution, especially care of the sick and of the poor. She was denounced and tortured […]