King of Eternity
Before being scourged, crowned with thorns and crucified, Our Lord Jesus Christ declared before Pilate His sovereignty over all creation: “I am a King.”
The Future Passes Through the Rosary Beads!
The Rosary is a pious practice of immense efficacy for personal and collective sanctification. By praying it devoutly, especially fruitful graces are obtained, which will culminate in the victory of good.
No Glory without the Cross
The only road that leads to Heaven is the one trodden by the Redeemer. Outside of it, any proposal presented to us will be misleading and will culminate in eternal failure. Let us not be fooled!
The Divine Attraction
Carnal men have their minds fixed on earthly, low-ceiling considerations. Spiritual men, however, allow themselves to be drawn by the Father and by the fascination of the Blessed Eucharist; that is why they soar to great horizons, like eagles of faith.
Setbacks for the Good!
By showing concern for the disciples’ recollection after their first apostolic incursion, Our Lord gives a perennially valid lesson for all those who wish to dedicate themselves to evangelization.
Man Was Made for God, and Not God for Man
The ridiculous Pharisaic interpretation of the Mosaic Law reveals the error and deadly consequences that result when man replaces God with creatures.
True Union
The union of the Three Divine Persons in the Trinity surpasses any expectation of the human mind. Yet this is the goal towards which our hearts tend in their desire for eternal happiness.
Divine Gentleness
Strength and gentleness are two qualities that shine in Our Lord with unsurpassed brilliance, in the fullest harmony. They are like the ogives of a Gothic arch that raises the human heart to the highest heights.
The Glory of the Cross
In opposition to worldly maxims, taken to the utmost extremes in our current day, the Divine Redeemer teaches us with both words and example where the only true glory is found.
The Indestructible Chair
Peter’s confession of faith, inspired by the Father of Lights, makes the Church an unbreakable rock against which crash the arrogant waves of error. No man will be able to destroy it or even shake it, for it is Christ who founded it.