Biblical Reflections

Today, we joyfully celebrate the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul—two great pillars of the Church—whose testimonies are deeply intertwined in today’s readings. In Acts 12, we find Peter imprisoned, surrounded by military guards. Yet, while he lay in the darkness of the prison, “the community did…

After having celebrated the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity last Sunday, we are so grateful to be focused this Sunday on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, the Corpus Christi. Jesus who is really present in the bread and the wine consecrated for our sake.  This helps us…

Today, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, one of the central foundations of our faith. The Holy Trinity is the mystery of mysteries. A mystery is something that is difficult to fully understand or explain. For example, using our human reasoning, how can we fully grasp the reality…

In the Gospel of this Sunday we are once more reminded of the importance of the Word of God in our life. “Whoever loves me will keep my word”. It is clear, then, that we cannot put into practice the most important commandment – the commandment of love – if we do not keep the word of Jesus, which is…

The Gospel of this fifth Sunday of Easter brings us back to a very intimate and powerful moment: the last Supper, where Jesus washed the disciples’ feet and, after Judas had left, spoke of Himself being glorified and gave them a “new commandment” : “love one another as I have loved you” (Jn 13:34)…

In these times, we are used to fast changes. Communication, transportation and the internet make us impatient. If something takes too much time, people lose interest. Many kids struggle to watch a movie when they are used to TikTok videos. How often do we want to change our gadgets? I think that th…