“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations” (Mt 28:16-20), Jesus says to the Eleven. When Jesus’ mission was over, those who had welcomed Him began their journey: to testify the Father’s love to all who did not yet know Continue reading →
Introduction: As we approach Christmas, I would like to suggest the texts of Luke 1:5-25 and 1:26-38, for our reflection. They deal with the visit of the Archangel Gabriel to Zachariah and to Mary, announcing both the coming of the Continue reading →
Introduction: In Luke 5:1-11, we find Jesus preaching the people who were following him from Capernaum to the lake of Gennesaret, there He meets fishermen on their boats mending their nets. He teaches them and works a miracle before them, Continue reading →
Introduction: In Luke 4:42-44, the writer continues describing Jesus’ mission and ministry as he makes his way to Galilee. Notice that his activities, preaching or teaching or doing miracles, are done in dialogue with the Father through his prayer. In Continue reading →
Introduction: The whole purpose of journeying with the word of God spoken by Jesus is to be enlightened by it, to be guided by it, to be transformed by it and therefore to be conformed to it, because the Continue reading →
Introduction: Jesus, after receiving the Holy Spirit at his baptism in the Jordan and filled and led to the desert by the same Spirit to be tempted, Luke continues to stress the importance of the presence of the Holy Spirit Continue reading →
Introduction: Although, there are three different Gospel accounts on the temptations of Jesus, Matthew and Luke have a similar description with some differences of the three temptations experienced by Jesus, the Son of God. Our text for our Lectio Divina Continue reading →
Introduction: we start our spiritual journey with this Lectio Divina inspired by the Gospel of Luke. The aim of this Gospel, according to some scholars, is to show the Mission of Jesus, that is, God’s compassionate Love and Mercy for Continue reading →
