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In the Gospel for this third Sunday of Lent, we see how the Lord Jesus challenged the Jews to “destroy the temple” and he would raise a “new temple”. During this Lent, we are also challenged and invited to look inside our temple, our body as the temple of the Holy...

On this Second Sunday of Lent, Jesus invites each one of us to go up the mountain with Him in silence to immerse ourselves in the contemplation of His transformed face radiating the revealed love of the One who will enter in death. We can touch Him through the words...

Today's Gospel recounts a story of healing and touching. A leper approached Jesus, begged him, and kneeled before him, saying, "If you choose, you can make me clean." Historically, neither Jesus nor a leper should have approached each other, as lepers were required to...

Immediately after leaving the synagogue, Jesus went to the house of Simon and Andrew with James and John. Simon’s mother-in-law laid sick in bed with a fever. Jesus went to her, took her by the hand, and raised her up. The fever left her immediately, and she began to...

The focus of the Scripture readings this Sunday is on the person and mission of Jesus. That God invites us to deepen our relationship with Jesus which transforms our human weakness and unites us with him and his mission. It is a loving invitation. God lovingly invites...

Our gospel reading is reflecting 2 images of Jesus. First of all, He is a God with no exception of persons. For Him everybody is a friend. Nobody is left behind. We can see how He consider every disciple a friend when He invited each one of them to be with Him,...

Today’s readings leave us with a lot of things to ponder. First, it tells us the many names of Jesus. He is called the “Lamb of God” as exclaimed by John, the “Rabbi” mentioned by the disciples, and the “Messiah” as Andrew told his brother Simon. In the first reading,...