Daily Christmas Gospel Reflection
December 15, 2022 Luke 7:24-30 It is said that after the messengers of St. John the Baptist left, Christ immediately described who and how St. John was. (cfr. Lk 7,24-30) “What did you go out to the desert to see – a reed swayed by the wind?” he asked. “Then...
Daily Christmas Gospel Reflection
December 14, 2022 Luke 7:18-23 When asked by the disciples of John the Baptist if he was the one whom they were expecting to come, Jesus did not give a direct affirmative or negative response. Rather, he presented to them his actions: the blind regained their...
Daily Christmas Gospel Reflection
December 13 Mt. 21:28-32 The Gospel of today speaks about the parable of the two sons who are opposite to each other. We heard that the first one, after saying ‘no’ to his father’s command to work in their vineyard, changed his mind and went. On the other hand,...
Daily Christmas Gospel Reflection
December 12, 2022 Luke 1:26-38 In today’s Gospel, the Angel Gabriel announces to Mary that God has chosen her to be the mother of Jesus. Mary was trying to understand God’s will, and this was prayer. Sometimes we think of prayer as simply asking God to do...
Daily Christmas Gospel Reflection
December 11, 2022 Second Sunday of Advent (Gaudete Sunday) Matthew 11:2-11 Gaudete Sunday invites us to rejoice and experience what truly gives joy from within. The readings today remind us of the joy that accompanies the fulfillment of the prophetic promise of...
Daily Christmas Gospel Reflection
Matthew 17:9a, 10-13 December 10, 2022 Each one of us has our respective assumptions, inclinations and even prejudices. This does not mean, however, that we will always remain subjective and never ever become objective in any way. Humanly speaking, we can...
