We recently celebrated the Mass of Thanksgiving with which the National Eucharistic Congress (Guatemala) had its most numerous, visible and participatory manifestation. This Eucharistic celebration was preceded by a procession with the Blessed Sacrament through some...
This Sunday’s readings propose for our reflection the fact that there are people who resist believing God’s message, in the time of Ezekiel, in the time of Jesus, in the time of the Church and still today. Thus God speaks to Ezekiel: Son of man, I am...
God did not make death, nor does he delight in the destruction of the living. It is a biblical conviction that God made everything good and whole; God made everything beautiful and good. However, the reality is that death marks our life and puts an end to it. In...
Who is this, whom even the wind and the sea obey? For he is the Son of God through whom the Father God made the world and to whom the Father God has subjected all creation. In the first reading that accompanies this Gospel we hear the voice of God speaking also of his...
I will begin this homily with the second reading. First, because it is the clearest and easiest to understand of the three; second, because it deals with a subject of capital importance for our Christian life. St. Paul explains the way in which we Christians assume...
