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The Sunday Liturgy - Heralds Magazine

“Do not let your hearts be troubled”

St. John is the only Evangelist who dwells on the sermon delivered by Our Lord at the Last Supper, immediately before He went to the Garden of Olives, the place of His arrest. This Sunday’s Gospel recounts the beginning of that sermon, in which the Divine Master seeks to instil …
Fr. Louis Marie Joseph Anicet Goyard, EP - 01, May 2026

A Priestly People

For a sovereign state to exist, it needs a people, a defined territory, an organized government, and laws that regulate the common good. However, a people can exist united by cultural or spiritual ties, even without their own territory, as is the case with Christians: They dwell in their own …
Fr. Alex Barbosa de Brito, EP - 01, June 2026

The Virtue of the Great

The first reading for this Sunday sounds familiar to every Catholic ear, for it appears on the commemoration of the Saviour’s entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday: “See, your king shall come to you; a just saviour is he, meek, and riding on an ass” (Zec 9:9). Few, however, know …
Fr. Joshua Alexander Sequeira, EP - 01, July 2026

He Will Never Dismiss Us

Wishing to offer rest to the disciples, Our Lord sails across the Sea of Galilee, heading with them to a deserted place near the city of Bethsaida Julias. But the crowd does not allow them to rest: departing from Capernaum and neighbouring towns, they travel a distance of approximately ten …
Fr. Santiago Ignacio Morazzani Arráiz, EP - 01, August 2026

The Magnificent Hierarchy of Creation

We live in a society steeped in egalitarian principles. To a greater or lesser degree, we are influenced by a profound tendency to reject, or at least resent, the least authority or superiority in others.1 However, such a stance opposes evangelical doctrine, as we can see in this Sunday’s parable. …
Fr . Rodrigo Alonso Solera Lacayo, EP - 01, July 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 …
Fr. Francisco Javier de Oyarzábal Gutiérrez-Barquín, EP - 01, March 2026

Jesus Also Casts Us into the Storm!

The idea that God saves us in the storms of life is very beautiful, quite common, and entirely real. But it is much less common to consider divine goodness taking us out of the calm and casting us into the midst of storms, with the risk of sinking… Right after …
Fr. Rodrigo Fugiyama Nunes, EP - 01, August 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

“I will not leave you orphans”

Some authors refer to the passage taken from today’s Liturgy the “quintessence of the Gospel”; such is its depth and richness of meaning. Shortly before, the Saviour had instituted the Apostles as priests, giving them His own Body and Blood as a sign of the covenant. Then, He manifests Himself …
Fr. Hernán Luis Cosp Bareiro, EP - 01, May 2026

Deliver Me, Lord, From My “Friends”

Friend: what a hackneyed word! We use it to label relatives or neighbours, work colleagues, study partners, or mere acquaintances… On social media, “friends” multiply, sometimes reaching the thousands. However, as the saying goes: “a friend to all is a friend to none”… It is a fact that friendships are …
Fr. Felipe Paschoal Rocha, EP - 01, June 2026

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