On this Thursday #GospelOfToday Luke 5, 1-11:

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In the light of this faith, inequalities, discrimination and barriers that trample on the dignity of too many of God’s sons and daughters become unbearable. #GospelOfToday (Mt 15: 21-28)

[Posted 08/09/26] The #GospelOfToday (Mt 14:22-33) teaches us the importance of not getting carried away by success and of never being presumptuous. At the same time, it teaches us not to despair, even in moments of darkness, when we feel powerless in the face of problems.

#GospelOfToday (Mt 13:24–43)

For this reason, the Lord, who knows the soil of our hearts better than we, never ceases to believe in us—in who we are and in who we can become, day by day, if we entrust ourselves to him in faith. #GospelOfToday (Mt 13:1–23) #Angelus

[Posted 06/28/26] According to the #GospelOfToday (Mt 10:37–42), those who hold on to their lives merely for themselves actually lose them, for they do not open themselves to the joy of love and thus become barren. This is why Jesus invites us to embrace the cross.

He sees faces reduced to masks, families torn apart by evil, and young people misled by false ideals. Jesus sees and loves. He loves and suffers for and with us: His compassion expresses not only fraternal closeness, but His desire to redeem. #GospelOfToday (Mt 9:36 – 10:8)

For this reason, on the “eighth day” — that is, every Sunday — the Church invites us to do as the first disciples did: gather together and celebrate the Eucharist. #GospelOfToday (Jn 20:19–31)

[Posted 04/06/26] The #GospelOfToday (Mt 28:8–15) calls us to choose between two accounts: that of the women who encountered the risen Lord (vv. 9–11), and that of the guards who were bribed by the leaders of the Sanhedrin (vv. 11–14).

[Posted 03/29/26] We turn our gaze to Jesus, who reveals himself as King of Peace, even as war looms abounds him. He remains steadfast in meekness, while others are stirring up violence. He offers himself to embrace humanity, even as others raise swords and clubs. #GospelOfToday

The Redeemer thus transfigures the wounds of history, enlightening our minds and hearts. #GospelOfToday (Mt 17:1-9)

[Posted 01/18/26] Let us not waste our time and energies chasing after appearances. Rather, let us learn from John the Baptist to remain vigilant, to love simplicity, to be sincere in our words, to live soberly, and to cultivate a depth of mind and heart. #GospelOfToday (Jn 1:29-34)

[Posted 01/18/26] Our joy and greatness are not founded on passing illusions of success or fame, but on knowing ourselves to be loved and wanted by our heavenly Father. #GospelOfToday (Jn 1:29-34)

[Posted 01/04/26] “The Word became flesh and lived among us” (Jn 1:14). Since God has become one of us, every human creature is a reflection of him. This calls us to recognize the inviolable dignity of every person and to offer ourselves in mutual love for one another. #GospelOfToday (Jn 1:1-18)

[Posted 11/09/25] The #GospelOfToday (Jn 2:13-22), reminds us that the true sanctuary of God is Christ who died and rose again. United with him, we too are living stones of this spiritual edifice.

[Posted 10/26/25] In the #GospelOfToday (Lk 18:9-14), Jesus gives us a powerful message: it is not by flaunting our merits that we are saved, nor by hiding our mistakes, but by presenting ourselves honestly, just as we are, before God, ourselves and others, asking for forgiveness and entrusting

[Posted 07/13/25] How we look at others is what counts, because it shows what is in our hearts. We can look and walk by, or we can look and be moved with compassion. #GospelOfToday (Lk 10:25-37)

eternal life. #GospelofToday (Lk 10:1-12, 17-20)