SEARCHING FOR SOMETHING…: FEAST OF THREE KINGS
"Nation shall come to your light and Kings to the brightness of your rising. Lift up your eyes round about and see; they all gather together they come to you, your sons shall come for far and your daughters shall carried in the arms" [Isaiah 60;3-4]. This great feast...
JESUS, THE LIGHT TO REVEAL GOD TO THE NATIONS: HOLY FAMILY SUNDAY
We have all experienced in life how something we expected has come true and we say, taking a deep breath: thank God! This is what happens in today,s gospel to Anna, the prophetess, and to Simeon, who were waiting for the Consolation of Israel! When Simeon saw the Holy...
DO NOT BE AFRAID: 4TH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
In the Gospel today I find the message of the angel Gabriel to Mary incredibly comforting: "Do not be afraid". How we need to hear those words this time around! The ongoing wars between neighboring countries, disputes over faith and religion, and the cries of nature...
REJOICE IN THE LORD! – 3rd SUNDAY OF ADVENT
This is the so-called Gaudete Sunday, the Joyful Sunday because all the readings are inviting us to rejoice, to be always happy in the Lord! How I like the role of John the Baptist! He is the announcer who, with humility of heart, knows very well that he is just the...
GOOD DELAYS: SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT
In the opening of the first reading the prophet Isaiah proclaims the words "Comfort, give comfort to my people". God message sounds like his desires to comfort His people in the midst of the hardships they face as captives and exiles. They may have been waiting for...
ENTER DEEPLY INTO OUR IMPERFECT WORLD: SUNDAY REFLECTION (1ST SUNDAY OF ADVENT)
Happy New Year in December. Our new liturgical calendar starts on the first day of Advent. So, today we can greet each other in the Catholic Church “Happy New Year!” We look back with gratitude to the past liturgical year and we look forward with hope to the blessings...
THE MORE WE TRUST, THE MORE WE HAVE: SUNDAY GOSPEL (Matthew 25:14-30)
It seems unfair what the Gospel says. If we are going to look into the Gospel reading come to think of it, those who receive more will benefit more, while those who receive less will continue to lose more. Quite hard to understand. Difficult to accept. When you have...
WHAT’S LACKING TO OUR COMMITMENTS?: SUNDAY REFLECTION (Mt 25:1-13)
Today the Church offers us readings that may be inviting us to ponder on the importance and beauty of wisdom for our life. The first reading is trying to convince us that wisdom is easy to find, we just need to want to find it, just need to try to look for it, and it...
CARMELITE-TERESIAN CHARISM: CONCLUSION (PART 8)
A challenge to LIVE our life of prayer, community and mission with determination: let us take courage to be witnesses of God’s action because there is no time to waste…
“I AM THE CHURCH”
As the liturgical memorial of Bl. Francisco Palau y Quer OCD is drawing to its end, one CMT sister share has experience of being the Church.
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