One of the most exciting things about growing up is realizing just how much there is for us in life. “I want it all and I want it now”, just about sums it up.
The joy of life and of Continue reading →
There is a village at the gates of Jerusalem, on the eastern slope of the Mount of Olives, which still has a particular attraction to visitors. The Gospels register it with the name of Bethany, and Jesus took refuge there Continue reading →
Introduction: our ninth ‘Lectio Divina’ follows the topic of the previous month, from the same Gospel of Mark 10:32-40. This text is the last prediction of Jesus’ suffering, death and resurrection. Jesus continues to teach his followers of the true Continue reading →
The Pope announced that from 19 to 24 March 2018 – in view of the Synod of Bishops on young people in the following October – a pre-synodal meeting will take place “inviting young people from different parts of the Continue reading →
Putting God at the centre of our lives implies to dedicate moments for reflection and meditation daily. In addition, to pursue an ethical way of life by which we weigh up the pros and cons of our actions vis-a-vis others Continue reading →
In the last encounter, in the upper room, Jesus makes His last will and leaves an inheritance to those who follow Him. The farewell encounter is decisive for those who leave and for those who stay: to live a memory Continue reading →
