Dear Brothers and Sisters, On these days, when best wishes, the most endearing human feelings, and the social values typical of Christian roots flourish, on these days of celebration, of joy, of places and houses with many decorations and lights, it is suitable to announce the true protagonist: Jesus. Christmas is a mystery of love. Read More
From Our Pastor On this Third Sunday of Advent, the liturgy invites us to experience JOY. In the first part of today’s Gospel, we meet three groups of people who turn to John the Baptist to obtain concrete life guidelines: the common people, the tax collectors, and the soldiers. Everyone has a recurring question: “What Read More
From Our Associate Pastor Why did Mary appear on the Hill of Tepeyac? Are these Apparitions true? There are many studies on the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and some of these investigations are objectively close to the “truth,” but other speculations lead us to a factual reality. The historical context is very precise Read More
From the Holy Father “Christian hope is a gift from God that fills our lives with joy.” In this last month of the year, and on the threshold of Jubilee 2025, the Pope reminds us how vital it is to cling to hope. “The world really needs it a lot!” #Jubilee2025#Pilgrims#Hope “La esperanza cristiana es Read More
From Our Pastor Someone in love knows that the person they love will always be in their thoughts, dreams, fantasies, and conversations. Believing in Christ means falling in love with Him. Jesus does not abandon us. In Cycle “C,” we are beginning this weekend with the First Sunday of Advent, the first Sunday of the Read More
From Our Pastor The solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, is the crown of the liturgical year. Jesus began his public life proclaiming that “the kingdom of God has arrived” and “the kingdom of God is here.” The expression “the kingdom of God” and “the kingdom of heaven” appear 104 times Read More
We are almost at the end of the liturgical year. When Mark wrote his Gospel, the Roman Empire was devastated by wars, plagues, calamities, and famines. Christian communities were affected by persecution and murders. In the face of such struggles, some fanatics began to spread rumors of an impending catastrophe, the end of all creation, Read More
From the beginning of his public life, Jesus came into conflict with the representatives of the religious institution, the scribes, and the Pharisees. This Sunday’s gospel passage presents Jesus’ attack against the scribes. Jesus denounced their behavior: “They like to walk around in long robes” to get everyone’s attention. Jesus didn’t like that. A person Read More
After this, I had a vision of a great multitude, which no one could count, from every nation, race, people, and tongue. They stood before the throne and before the Lamb, wearing white robes and holding palm branches in their hands. They cried out in a loud voice: “Salvation comes from our God, who is Read More
In this Sunday’s Gospel passage, we hear the story of Bartimaeus, a blind beggar who asks Jesus to be healed. Even though the crowd is blocking him, Bartimaeus persists, and Jesus responds to his faith by restoring his sight. This passage highlights the importance of faith and persistence, even in the face of obstacles. Pope Read More
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