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A Banquet Offered by Mary

One of the noblest and strongest instincts with which God has endowed human beings is that of sociability. Another instinct that is less noble, but also very strong, is that of self-preservation, which leads man, among other things, to seek food. These two instincts could not fail to be intimately …
Fr. Luiz Alexandre de Souza, EP - 31, May 2025

And They Drank the Lord’s Chalice …

A peculiar procession was on its way up to Jerusalem: the Master in the lead and the disciples, fearful, behind Him (cf. Mk 10:32). Everyone felt that something very great was about to happen, but… even after three years with Jesus, the Apostles did not understand the greatness of their …
Fr. Michel Six, EP - 31, May 2025

Peter, the True Shepherd

As we meditate on the third apparition of the Resurrected One narrated in this Sunday’s Gospel (Jn 21:1-19), the figure of St. Peter stands out for his attitudes towards Our Lord. With his characteristic fiery temperament, Simon is the first to throw himself into the water to meet the Divine …
Fr. Ignacio Montojo, EP - 30, April 2025

Proclamation of Christ’s Kingship

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, a period of deep reflection and meaning, which will culminate in the most important feast of the liturgical year: Easter, the Resurrection. The passage from St. Luke’s Gospel (Lk 19:28-40) chosen for this day’s procession recounts Our Lord’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, …
Fr. Fabio Hideki Kobayashi, EP - 31, March 2025

Fundament for the Certainty of Victory

The Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the most solemn commemoration of the liturgical year, is the feast of the absolute victory of good over evil, which gives meaning to all of history. For God, who is outside of time, it is an eternal present; for us, the present celebration …
Editorial team - 31, March 2025

Three Lessons in Mercy

In the Gospel for the Second Sunday of Easter, St. John brings together three great lessons of mercy from Jesus Christ towards His Church. On appearing in the Upper Room, Our Lord’s first words are: “Peace be with you!” (Jn 20:19). With this greeting He transmits the serenity that had …
Fr. Francisco Berrizbeitia Hernández, EP - 31, March 2025

There Are No Half-Truths in the Heart of a Good Man

In a world full of moral and doctrinal relativism, the truth is disappearing from the human horizon, and men sometimes confuse the notion of good and evil because they have adopted blind guides who generally lead them to fall into an abyss (cf. Lk 6:39). Dr. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira …
Fr. Dartagnan Alves de Oliveira Souza, EP - 28, February 2025

We Thank You, Lord, for Persecutions!

How many saints expressed their gratitude to God for being persecuted, giving unequivocal proof that they understood this Sunday’s Gospel! In it, we encounter the most sublime preaching of Our Lord Jesus Christ: the Sermon on the Mount. The most sublime, yes, and the most radical. Only divine lips could …
Fr. Leandro Cesar Ribeiro, EP - 01, February 2026

Peter’s Tents

Three Apostles and two prophets before God made Man, who on the summit of Mount Tabor shows Himself in all His splendour. This is the magnificent and sublime scene of the Transfiguration! An unfathomable spectacle, witnessed on earth by Peter, James, and John, and the representatives of the blessed, the …
Dcn. Francisco Javier de Oyarzábal Gutiérrez-Barquín, EP - 01, March 2026

Sentinels of Light

Leo XII1 teaches that one of the duties of Roman Pontiffs is to be watchmen over Christ’s flock: to reject the evils that threaten it, as well as to warn the faithful against the snares of the Church’s enemies, driving them out and thwarting them with their authority. This is …
Fr. Santiago Canals Coma, EP - 01, February 2026

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