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Memorial of Saint Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop and Martyr
Ephesians 1:15-23
Psalm 8:2-3ab, 4-5, 6-7
Luke 12:8-12
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“To Him are all things”

“To Him are all things”

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The Divine Architect created Heaven and earth as an expression of His infinite goodness. From His hands, creatures came into being in an orderly manner, with “measure and number and weight” (Wis 11:20). At the …
01, October 2026
God Is Invincible!

God Is Invincible!

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Every human being longs for God. Like a deer parched for water, the human soul yearns for the Creator (cf. Ps 41:2). Original sin, however, introduced an interior disorder that distorts this natural longing, leading …
01, September 2026
The Face of God

The Face of God

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In the Hebrew of the Old Testament, one of the terms for prophet – hozeh – indicates one who sees; the Greek prophetes means the one who speaks. But what, in fact, do the prophets …
01, August 2026
Where to Find True Friendship?

Where to Find True Friendship?

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All people, as social beings, want to have friends. There are childhood friends, work friends, those who share the same interests, but there are also occasional and false friends… The contemporary revolution has even conjured …
01, July 2026
Priests in Time and in Eternity

Priests in Time and in Eternity

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For centuries, the Levites sacrificed countless victims in the Temple. On the Altar of the Cross, however, the Redeemer united in Himself the Priest and the Victim in a single and eternal offering (cf. Heb …
01, June 2026
Grace and the Secret of Mary

Grace and the Secret of Mary

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When used in Theology, the word grace has a panoply of meanings. In Hebrew, it indicates a benevolent inclination toward someone. The Greek term kháris expresses both the fascination of beauty and favour, benefit or …
01, March 2026
Leo XIV and the Unitive Way

Leo XIV and the Unitive Way

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If Christ commanded everyone to be “the light of the world” (Mt 5:14), the Supreme Pontiffs are the veritable beacons of civilization. Whether in the apostolic or medieval era, in modern times or in our …
01, February 2026

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