If We Have Died with Christ, We Shall Also Live with Him

Death to sin means new life in Christ through charity. When we love, then we live.

Deliver Me, Lord, From My “Friends”

The relationships we call “friendship” are established almost naturally, and we cannot live without them. However… are they all sincere?

A Priestly People

If the sheep lose heart, Our Lord does not fail to favour them, above all, by sending good shepherds; it is up to them to participate in the priesthood of Christ by their generosity in following Him.

Corpus Christi- Mary: The Way to the Eucharist

The Sacrament of the Altar could be called the “Sacrament of the Virgin,” for the Eucharist came to us through Mary, and through her we turn to the Eucharist.

The Ascension- Our Lord departed, but He Left Us Mary

How does Our Lord fulfil His promise to remain with His own until the end of time?

“Do not let your hearts be troubled”

At the supreme moment of farewell, Our Lord makes a most profound and mysterious revelation, one that fills us with confidence.

“I will not leave you orphans”

The promise of the Divine Redeemer remains firm: if we keep His words, He will never abandon us.

The Church that Jesus Desired

If I were given the opportunity today to guide the early Church, would I do so as Our Lord did?

The Process of Conversion

Jesus is willing to accompany us in person all the way to the Emmaus of our whims, in order to lead us back to the Jerusalem of fidelity.

History and Spirituality of Gregorian Chant

Spiritual music par excellence, chant requires not only skill in execution, but also piety and humility, since the sonorous union of the singers is a symbol of the intermingling of the faithful who come together to worship God.