[Posted 02/22/26] The #GospelOfTheDay (Mt 4:1-11) invites us to view Lent as a luminous path. Through prayer, fasting and almsgiving, we can renew our cooperation with the Lord, so He can craft our lives as unique masterpieces.

[Posted 02/15/26] The #GospelOfTheDay (Mt 5:17-37) offers us this valuable teaching: minimal righteousness is not enough. We must have great love, which is possible with the power of God.

[Posted 02/08/26] Jesus, however, proclaims that God will never throw us away; our Father cares for our names and our uniqueness. Every wound, even the deepest, will be healed by welcoming the word of the Beatitudes and setting ourselves back on the path of the Gospel. #GospelOfTheDay (Mt 5:13-16)

[Posted 01/25/26] The Gospel calls us to dare to trust, for God is at work at all times. Every moment is “God’s time,” even when we do not feel ready or when the situation seems unfavorable. #GospelOfTheDay (Mt 4:12-23)

[Posted 01/11/26] In His holiness, the Lord allows Himself to be baptized like a sinner, to reveal God’s infinite mercy. He comes to save rather than condemn. He takes upon Himself all that is ours, including sin, and gives us what is His: the grace of new and eternal life. #GospelOfTheDay

[Posted 12/21/25] Piety and charity, mercy and abandonment: these are the virtues of St. Joseph that the #GospelOfTheDay offers us in these last days of #Advent. These attitudes teach our hearts to encounter Christ and our brothers and sisters.

[Posted 12/14/25] John the Baptist, as he was preaching and baptizing, invited people to repent, in order to enter and take possession of the new “Promised Land”, that is, a heart reconciled with God and our brothers and sisters. #GospelOfTheDay (Mt 11:2-11)

[Posted 11/16/25] The #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 21:5-19) invites us to reflect on the travails of history and the end times. Jesus’ words proclaim that the attack of evil cannot destroy the hope of those who trust in Him. The darker the hour, the more faith shines like the sun.

[Posted 10/19/25] Christ speaks to His disciples of the “need to pray always, and not to lose heart.” Just as we never grow tired of breathing, let us never grow weary of praying! Just as breathing sustains the life of the body, so prayer sustains the life of the soul. #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 18:1-8)

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[Posted 09/28/25] The story that Christ tells in the #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 16:19-31) is sadly very relevant today. How many Lazaruses die before the greed that forgets justice, profits that trample on charity, and riches that are blind to the pain of the poor!

[Posted 09/21/25] The #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 16:1-13) invites us to ask ourselves how we are managing material goods, the resources of the earth, and our very lives that God has entrusted to us. We can follow the way of selfishness, placing wealth above all else and thinking only of ourselves.

[Posted 09/21/25] In the #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 16:1–13), Jesus sets forth a stark alternative between God and wealth, asking us to take a clear and consistent stand.

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[Posted 08/24/25] In the #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 13:22-30) Jesus calls into question “the security of believers.” He tells us that it is not enough to profess the faith with words.

This happens when the fire that Jesus came to bring burns away the prejudices, cautions, and fears that still marginalize those who carry the poverty of Christ in their own history. #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 12,49-53)

They are her permanent fruitfulness, the first fruits of the Kingdom to come. #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 1:39-56)

[Posted 08/10/25] In the #GospelOfTheDay (cf. Lk 12:32-48) Jesus urges us not to keep the gifts God has given us for ourselves, but to use them generously for the good of others, especially those who need our help most.

[Posted 07/27/25] We cannot pray to God as “Father” and then be harsh and insensitive towards others. We must rather let ourselves be transformed by His goodness, patience, and mercy, so that His face may be reflected in ours as in a mirror. #GospelOfTheDay (Lk 11:1-13)

The more we pray with confidence to our heavenly Father, the more we discover that we are beloved children and come to know the greatness of His love (Lk 11:1-13). #GospelOfTheDay