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The Sunday Liturgy - Heralds Magazine

Pray in Time, to Be Together in Eternity

The most fundamental truths are often the most pure, luminous and uplifting. They share in the simplicity of God – the plenitude and source of all truth – and for this very reason they contain immense depths, capable of nourishing our spiritual and moral life. “To live is to be …
Fr . Rodrigo Alonso Solera Lacayo, EP - 30, June 2025

Two Silences… and One Lesson

Some time ago, a challenge launched by an internationally renowned company made headlines: they offered a large sum of money to anyone who could remain for more than an hour in a room isolated from any outside noise. Despite the prize, which seemed so simple to achieve, people were unable …
Fr. Lucas Garcia Pinto, EP - 30, November 2025

Everything Depends on the First Impulse

Let us imagine that ten friends set off on a pilgrimage to a certain Marian shrine located in the mountains. The journey promises to be arduous: seventy kilometres of uphill walking. We ask ourselves: how many of them will reach the finish line? It is quite simple. Those who, when …
Fr. Santiago Ignacio Morazzani Arráiz, EP - 31, August 2025

Sheep or Dust Shaken from the Feet?

Although we are surrounded by an increasingly chaotic world, Providence never ceases to show its light to men and to nations, as is clear from this Sunday’s first reading (Acts 13:14, 43-52). St. Paul and St. Barnabas are sent to preach to distant peoples the greatest event in history: the …
Fr. Hernán Luis Cosp Bareiro, EP - 30, April 2025

The Prophet of the Most High

On this second Sunday of Advent, the figure of St. John the Baptist appears, in the writing of St. Matthew, preaching in the desert of Judea. He dressed roughly and ate wild honey and locusts, in contrast to the worldly customs of the time. Inhabitants of Jerusalem, Judea and beyond …
Fr. Hamilton José Naville, EP - 30, November 2025

Emptied of Themselves, Full of God

The Church, from its inception, learned from the lips of the Divine Master to formulate the supplication contained in the Our Father: “Thy Kingdom come” (Mt 6:10). St. John, in the passage from the Book of Revelation that the Liturgy presents this Sunday, glimpses the fullness of this Kingdom when …
Fr. Marcelo Javier Pérez Wheelock, EP - 30, April 2025

Through the Cross We Reach the Light

The historical occasion celebrated by the feast of this Sunday takes us back to the discovery of the true Cross of Christ in Jerusalem by St. Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine, in approximately 320, and the consecration, in the same city, of the Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre on September …
Fr. Antonio Jakoš Ilija, EP - 31, August 2025

Sanctity: The Axis of History

The excerpts from the Word of God chosen by the Holy Church for the Liturgy of this solemnity can help us to contemplate history in a way very different from the tedious succession of dates and facts that we learn in school. Yes, because this great process that unfolds under …
Fr. Ignacio Montojo, EP - 31, October 2025

Preferential Option for All

The parable of the unfaithful steward can cause a certain degree of consternation because of the master’s praise for the cleverness of this bad steward, as well as Jesus’ recommendation that we use dishonest wealth to make friends who will welcome us into eternal dwellings (cf. Lk 16:1-9). How can …
Fr. Felipe de Azevedo Ramos, EP - 31, August 2025

Who Is God? What Is God Like?

An innocent little boy, five or six years old, asked himself: “Who is God?” And to the answer of this question he dedicated his life. However, after writing more than eight million seven hundred thousand words, towards the end of his life St. Thomas Aquinas had a supernatural vision and …
Fr. Luiz Francisco Beccari, EP - 31, May 2025

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