(Mt 11:25-30) The one prayer of Jesus little taught Scientists and Little People: abstract world and incarnation (Mt 11:25-27) "The world gives credit to the "wise" and the "learned", while…
Jn 21:1-14 (1-19) The same sign of the superabundant fishing in Lk 5:1-11 does not concern the story of the Church after Easter, but is even placed in the day…
Easter Sunday: the foundations, and the disappointed resurrection dudes Lk 24:13-35 (13-48) The disciples question, they are in confusion; they are anxious and accusing, disillusioned and frustrated - but what…
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Year of Grace and fraternity: the seal to salvation history Lk 4:16-21 (14-37) Jesus' transgressions and ours (reinforcing the plot) (Lk 4:14-21) "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,…
(Mt 21:1-11; Mk 11:1-10; Lk 19:28-40; Jn 12:12-16) At school, the boys always had difficulty distinguishing between two Sienese artists, Simone Martini and his master Duccio - less courtly and…
(Jn 8:31-42) In the opinion of many Jews, the inheritance they had received was far more precious and reassuring than any decent teaching anyone could impart. But believers in Christ…
And it is the present that counts, not the genealogy (Jn 7:1-2.10.25-30) Unexpected origins, to be killed not to be replaced "[Certainly] you know me and you know where I…
«If you do not see signs and wonders, you do not believe» (Jn 4:43-54) Starting from the fourth week, the path of the Lenten liturgy takes a decisive step towards…
The commandment great: Love (Mk 12:28b-34) "What is the first commandment of all? Jesus answered [...] The first is: Listen Israel. The Lord our God is one Lord, and you…
Mary, the Art of Perception that breaks the mould (Lk 2:19) (Lk 1:26-38) For a life from the authentic I to the unknown Culmination "Now, Mary kept and treasured all…
Lk 15:1-3.11-32 (Lk 15:1-32) Value of imperfect uniqueness A God in search of the lost and unequal, to expand our life (Lk 15:1-10) Why does Jesus speak of Joy in…
Exemplary encounter and Life at the unknown peak (Lk 6:36-38) Is it possible to put the Gospel under exemplary "Measure" - e.g. of (retributive) Law or of First Testament and…
Which road leads to the Father? (Lk 11:29-32) Jesus comes up against unbelief. It comes from various blinders and parties taken, or (especially in the disciples) arises from carelessness. The…
(Mt 9:14-15) Fasting has travelled through all religious and mystical traditions, because it is intended to bring women and men closer to their own profound essence - to listening to…
Inheriting the Life of the Eternal (Mk 10:17-27) What are we missing, despite our conviction and involvement? Why do we make certain behavioural choices? Even if we were to devote…
In recounting the "sign" of bread, the Evangelist emphasizes that Christ, before distributing the food, blessed it with a prayer of thanksgiving (cf. v. 11). The Greek term used is eucharistein and it refers directly to the Last Supper, though, in fact, John refers here not to the institution of the Eucharist but to the washing of the feet. The Eucharist is mentioned here in anticipation of the great symbol of the Bread of Life [Pope Benedict]
Narrando il “segno” dei pani, l’Evangelista sottolinea che Cristo, prima di distribuirli, li benedisse con una preghiera di ringraziamento (cfr v. 11). Il verbo è eucharistein, e rimanda direttamente al racconto dell’Ultima Cena, nel quale, in effetti, Giovanni non riferisce l’istituzione dell’Eucaristia, bensì la lavanda dei piedi. L’Eucaristia è qui come anticipata nel grande segno del pane della vita [Papa Benedetto]
Work is part of God’s loving plan, we are called to cultivate and care for all the goods of creation and in this way share in the work of creation! Work is fundamental to the dignity of a person. Work, to use a metaphor, “anoints” us with dignity, fills us with dignity, makes us similar to God, who has worked and still works, who always acts (cf. Jn 5:17); it gives one the ability to maintain oneself, one’s family, to contribute to the growth of one’s own nation [Pope Francis]
Il lavoro fa parte del piano di amore di Dio; noi siamo chiamati a coltivare e custodire tutti i beni della creazione e in questo modo partecipiamo all’opera della creazione! Il lavoro è un elemento fondamentale per la dignità di una persona. Il lavoro, per usare un’immagine, ci “unge” di dignità, ci riempie di dignità; ci rende simili a Dio, che ha lavorato e lavora, agisce sempre (cfr Gv 5,17); dà la capacità di mantenere se stessi, la propria famiglia, di contribuire alla crescita della propria Nazione [Papa Francesco]
God loves the world and will love it to the end. The Heart of the Son of God pierced on the Cross and opened is a profound and definitive witness to God’s love. Saint Bonaventure writes: “It was a divine decree that permitted one of the soldiers to open his sacred wide with a lance… The blood and water which poured out at that moment was the price of our salvation” (John Paul II)
Il mondo è amato da Dio e sarà amato fino alla fine. Il Cuore del Figlio di Dio trafitto sulla croce e aperto, testimonia in modo profondo e definitivo l’amore di Dio. Scriverà San Bonaventura: “Per divina disposizione è stato permesso che un soldato trafiggesse e aprisse quel sacro costato. Ne uscì sangue ed acqua, prezzo della nostra salvezza” (Giovanni Paolo II))
[Nicodemus] felt the fascination of this Rabbi, so different from the others, but could not manage to rid himself of the conditioning of his environment that was hostile to Jesus, and stood irresolute on the threshold of faith (Pope Benedict)
[Nicodemo] avverte il fascino di questo Rabbì così diverso dagli altri, ma non riesce a sottrarsi ai condizionamenti dell’ambiente contrario a Gesù e resta titubante sulla soglia della fede (Papa Benedetto)
Those wounds that, in the beginning were an obstacle for Thomas’s faith, being a sign of Jesus’ apparent failure, those same wounds have become in his encounter with the Risen One, signs of a victorious love. These wounds that Christ has received for love of us help us to understand who God is and to repeat: “My Lord and my God!” Only a God who loves us to the extent of taking upon himself our wounds and our pain, especially innocent suffering, is worthy of faith (Pope Benedict)

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