Video - Kyrie eleison
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Easter:
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To give one’s life is to gain it! The RESURRECTION of Jesus is the ultimate reason for our hope that encourages us to work for a more human world.
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Good Friday:
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Communion with human suffering and hope in the God of life.
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Holy Thursday:
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When love and devotion become a reality in life our faith is credible. “Love to the end” begins with the sacrifices of each day.
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Palm Sunday:
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It is forgiveness, not punishment, that saves us and makes us good. It is not death that saves but a love capable of dying.
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5th Sunday
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JESUS with his presence and his glance, renews us, recreates us, gives us dignity, dispels evil but, especially, directs us towards a new future. Go and live.
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4th Sunday:
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JESUS’ parable is moving and make us think; it touches the heart and invites us to discover another God, to come out of what we have “learned” and create a new horizon to welcome God and live differently. |
3rd Sunday:
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JESUS TEACHES US to read history and daily life from God’s point of view. In all events he respects human freedom while always inciting us to conversion. |
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2nd Sunday:
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JESUS INVITES US TO TABOR, a joyful experience of God. All of us have joyful experiences of God. All of us have been gifted with luminous experiences, including that of people who are a light on our path.
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1st Sunday:
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JESUS IS the one filled with the Spirit, totally “spiritual”. The more “Spirit”, we are, the more human we are; the freer and more human we are, the more “spiritual” we are.
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Ash Wednesday:
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“Your origins are pure fragility; they are clay, earth. Only the hands that made you and the breath that gave life are your truth and your divine origin. |