Category: Sunday Reflections

In Luke 23:35–43, we read about the crucifixion of Jesus, where He is mocked and ridiculed by the...

Looking at the Gospel reading, it can seem quite frightening: nation will rise against nation, and...

To be children of Father Francisco Palau means always seeing the beauty of the Church and embracing her despite her wounds. It means possessing the same zeal for the Temple that burned in the heart of Jesus, and the same love for the Church that inspired our Father Founder.

“The souls of the just are in the hand of God, and no torment shall touch them.” (Wisdom 3:1) To...

To See Myself in Truth Before God – A Carmelite Reflection “To See Myself in Truth Before God”...

A reflection on the parable of the unjust judge and the persistent widow (Lk 18:1–8), calling us to live as Missionaries of Hope — people of prayer, love, and faith who embody God’s justice and compassion in daily life.

Today’s Gospel invites us to ponder the profound connection between faith, gratitude, and the...

In the Gospel, Jesus teaches us about faith and service. The context is a continuing dialogue...

Heaven is not meant for us alone; we can only enter it together with our brothers and sisters in...

Our Gospel for today, Sunday, is from Luke 14:25–33. This passage speaks about the cost of...

In today’s readings, we are invited to embrace humility, service, and generosity—virtues...