Our Lady of Guadalupe
The image printed on the tilma, the “cloak” of the Indian Juan Diego, on December 12, 1531, in Mexico, is an astonishing miracle. Scientific discoveries only reinforce the evangelizing power of the message delivered by the Mother of God by Véronique Jacquier of France Catholique (2025). Can you imagine looking at an image of the […]
APOSTOLIC LETTER “IN UNITATE FIDEI” by LEON XIV
IN UNITATE FIDEI ON THE OCCASION OF THE 1700th ANNIVERSARY OF THE CONCILE OF NICEA 1. In the unity of faith proclaimed since the origins of the Church, Christians are called to walk together, guarding and transmitting with love and joy the gift they have received. This is expressed in the words of the Creed: […]
The itinerant and spiritual itinerancy
The suffering of the homeless person on the street and that of the spiritually homeless person present both marked differences and profound similarities. First of all, the homeless person on the street, who is often homeless, faces physical and material suffering. They endure harsh weather, hunger, lack of medical care and social rejection. Their struggle […]
The Immaculate Conception and the feast of December 8
On December 8, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of the Immaculate Conception, a mystery that resonates deeply with patristic tradition. This feast reminds us that Mary, chosen to be the Mother of God, was conceived without sin, in view of the merits of her Son. In his writings, Saint Augustine evokes divine grace, saying: […]
Solemnity of Christ the King of the Universe
Spiritual meaning and eschatological significance The Solemnity of Christ the King of the Universe, celebrated on the last Sunday of the liturgical year, is a high point for the Christian community. It invites us to reflect on the kingship of Jesus Christ in our lives, on the spiritual meaning of this kingship and on its […]
The Mystery of the Eucharist: Heaven’s Presence on the Altar
The Eucharist is the mystery at the heart of the Christian faith, the summit of liturgical life and the center of the union between heaven and earth. At the moment of consecration, the bread and wine truly become the Body and Blood of Christ, not symbolically, but in reality, according to Jesus’ own words: “This […]
“The abyss we are digging
Homily Brothers and sisters, In the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, Jesus isn’t just talking about a destiny after death. He’s talking about a drama played out during life, and which begins with our choices, our habits, our way of seeing – or not seeing – others. The abyss of which Jesus speaks, […]
The Glorious Cross: scandal and salvation, weakness and victory.
In the Christian mystery, the Cross is much more than an instrument of torture. It is the paradoxical throne of Christ, the place of his glorification, and the sign of the salvation offered to the world. The Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (September 14) calls us to contemplate not simply Christ’s suffering, […]
The Assumption of Mary: a sign of hope for the Church on the move
The Church’s faith in the Assumption of Mary is not based on a direct historical account, but on a prayerful and unified reading of Revelation. Two biblical passages in particular shed light on this mystery: So, while the Bible does not explicitly recount the end of Mary’s earthly life, it does reveal its spiritual logic: […]
The 7 signs of the Jubilee
“Jubilee” is the name of a particular year, apparently derived from the instrument used to indicate its beginning: the yobel, the sheep’s horn, whose sound heralds the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur). This feast takes place every year, but takes on special significance when it coincides with the start of the Jubilee year. The first […]