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Boundless Love
When I was in college, a famous theologian came to speak. He was an accomplished man of letters. He taught at a seminary and had published many books. His scholarly accomplishments were unsurpassed. When he was done speaking, there was a period for questions and answers. Someone in the audience […]
“Love your Enemies”
Brothers and sisters, our country is going through a difficult moment, and we need prayer. We need love and prayer for our neighbors, as Christ asked of us, and we need love and prayer even for our enemies, as Christ also commanded. On September 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk was shot […]
A Surprising Encounter
On my way to daily Mass a few weeks ago, as I closed the car door behind me, I felt something unexpected: a tremendous weight pressing on my heart, a heaviness that made me doubt my own strength. It was as if my eyes suddenly opened and I realized I […]
Jesus in the Simple Things
How many of us have thought that, in order to find God, we need great experiences: pilgrimages, astonishing miracles, moments that make us tremble, apparitions. And yes, He can be found there… but have you stopped to think that He is also present in the small things? In the smell […]
Pray Your Way to Hope: A Journey of Faith, Perseverance, and Divine Grace
In times when uncertainty, pain, or crisis clouds our path, Christian hope shines not as optimism but as a theologically grounded trust, rooted in the promises of Christ and sustained by divine grace. How do we reclaim and nurture this hope amid life’s storms? By praying – fervently, humbly, and […]
Friendship
A few weeks ago in my country, we celebrated Friend’s Day. Argentines are well known for being very close friends, sometimes very intense, but always present in good and bad times! I was wondering how to honor this particular quality of my culture when the readings of that Sunday’s Mass, […]
August: Month of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Lately, I have found myself contemplating the Immaculate Heart of Mary—so full of grace, purity, and compassion. As I reflect on her goodness, I recognize how her heart has quietly and powerfully guided my own life. Each of us has a journey, a story shaped by joys, trials, and the […]
My Sunrises in the Countryside
As the years go by, many older adults find themselves waking up earlier—sometimes even before the sun peeks over the horizon. Far from being a nuisance, this natural change in sleep patterns becomes a blessing: a silent, serene routine in which the world seems to pause for a few moments. […]
Good Samaritan
Jesus replied, “A man fell victim to robbers as he went down from Jerusalem to Jericho. They stripped and beat him and went off leaving him half-dead. A priest happened to be going down that road, but when he saw him, he passed by on the opposite side. Likewise, a […]
