The Ascension of the Lord: Jesus is with us AlwaysThe Ascension of the Lord reminds us that Jesus, after His Resurrection, returned to the Father in glory, just as He promised His disciples. Yet He did not abandon His Church. Before ascending, He told them: “I am with you always” (Matthew 28:20). Christ now reigns…
Happy Mother’s DayToday’s Gospel (Sixth Sunday of Easter) reminds us of Jesus’ promise: “I will not leave you orphans… I will send you the Holy Spirit.” God’s love is never absent He remains with us through His Spirit, guiding us in truth, peace, and love.On this Happy Mother’s Day, we give thanks for mothers who…
In today’s Gospel, Jesus speaks words that every heart needs to hear: “Do not let your hearts be troubled. Have faith in God; have faith also in me.” These words were spoken on the night before His Passion, when fear, confusion, and sorrow filled the hearts of the disciples. Yet Jesus gives them peace in…
Divine Mercy Sunday is one of the most beautiful gifts of the Easter season.On this Second Sunday of Easter, the Church reminds us that the Risen Jesus does not come to condemn us, but to heal us with His peace, His wounds, and His mercy. This feast has a beautiful history. In the 1930s, Jesus…
“He is not here, He has risen.” (Matthew 28:6)Dear brothers and sisters,Happy Easter,Today we celebrate the greatest truth of our faith: Jesus has conquered death. What seemed like the end had become a new beginning.The women went to the tomb with sorrow, but they found hope. In the same way, God turns our pain into…
Walking with Christ: From the Cross to the Empty TombAs we enter the most sacred and solemn days of the liturgical year, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday, the Church invites us to participate deeply in the mystery of our salvation. These days are not only religious celebrations, but moments to encounter…
Book of Ezekiel 37:12–14 • Letter to the Romans 8:8-11 • Gospel of John 11:1–45Today’s readings speak one clear and powerful message: God brings life where there is death.In the first reading, the prophet Ezekiel speaks to people who feel lost and without hope. God tells them, “I will open your graves and have you…
“I Was Blind, and Now I See”Reflection on the Man Born Blind (John 9)A man sits by the road, never having seen the world around him. To others, his blindness might mean sin or shame. But Jesus stops, kneels, touches the earth, makes clay, and gently places it on the man’s eyes. God reaches him…