Introduction Israel was a tree that the Lord had germinated and then cultivated. Later the enemy…
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1st Advent Sunday – A Judgment That Saves
“Fear the judgment of God.” It is the threat that is still used by some preachers,…
5th Sunday of Easter – Whoever is in Christ is a New Creature
Introduction The Church’s days are numbered—some say—because she is old, does not know how to renew…
4th Sunday of Easter – It’s Nice to be Carried, but by Whom?
Introduction From the third century A.D. (not before) the image of Christ the shepherd with a…
3rd Sunday of Easter – It’s Hard to Believe Even for Those Who Have Seen (Fr. Fernando Armellini)
Introduction In the Christian community we elaborate ambitious pastoral programs, in the family, we implement the…
Divine Mercy – It’s Hard to Believe Even for Those Who Have Seen
Introduction “Fortunate are you to see what you see!” Jesus said one day (Lk 10:23). The…
Easter Sunday – Witness is one who “saw” the Lord (Fr. Fernando Armellini)
Introduction The words with which John begins his letter are moving: “What we have heard and…
Easter Vigil of the Lord’s Resurrection – Do not look for the living among the dead
Introduction We Christians are convinced of being custodians of an excellent project, man and society. We…
Good Friday – We contemplated a love stronger than death (Fr. Fernando Armellini)
Introduction The dramatic agony of the cross has often led the preachers of the past to…
Holy Thursday – Jesus: broken bread, offered as nourishment
Introduction Among the many names by which the Eucharist was called, the one that best expresses…