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The Sunday Liturgy - Heralds Magazine

Let Us Convert Before the Door Is Closed

According to contemporary thinking, the word kindness can designate a thousand qualities, except for one: seriousness. And so it has become synonymous with acquiescence to error or wilful blindness to what needs to be corrected or warned against. But in God, kindness is something very different… In the Gospel for …
Fr. João Marcos Cardoso, EP - 31, July 2025

A God Who Is… Meek and Humble?

The Liturgy for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time highlights a marvellous aspect of the Soul of Our Lord Jesus Christ, which the Gospel Acclamation invites us to imitate: “learn from Me, for I am meek and humble of heart” (Mt 11:29). This declaration, which today can even be heard …
Fr. Luiz Henrique de Oliveira, EP - 31, July 2025

The Importance of Having Our Names Written in Heaven

Throughout the ages, people have established references by which to evaluate their surroundings. These standards are also indicative of what each era considers important, valuable and respectable. Nowadays, what is the “table of values” by which we judge something? In relation to social media and other current “news” media, for …
Fr. Millon Barros, EP - 30, June 2025

“Do this and you will live”

Today we live in a fundamentally mercantile world, governed by the laws of marketing. From this perspective, life revolves around the endeavour to achieve maximum production at the lowest cost. But is this the true meaning of life? The question of the teacher of the Law that opens the Gospel …
Fr. Roberto José Merizalde, EP - 30, June 2025

Lessons from a Paternal Reproach

The public life of Our Lord Jesus Christ was intense. He travelled from village to village, teaching the Good News and announcing that the Kingdom of God was at hand. Crowds flocked to Him to be cured of their illnesses and those possessed by the devil were freed from his …
Fr . José Roberto Polimeni, EP - 30, June 2025

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, EP - 30, June 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

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

How to Attain Happiness?

If we had to define God in just one word, it would surely be Love. “God is love” (1 Jn 4:8), the Apostle St. John teaches us. Love is part of the divine essence, love drives the interrelationship between the Three Persons of the Holy Trinity, love led the Creator …
Fr. Leandro Cesar Ribeiro, EP - 30, April 2025

How Do We Find the Light in a World of Darkness?

The technological advances of the last few decades have revealed to man the existence of formerly unsuspected realities. Today we know about certain light wavelengths, such as ultraviolet and infrared rays, which are hidden from the human eye but can have an intense and sometimes even harmful effect on our …
Fr. Cyril Avinash, EP - 28, February 2025

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