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Whose Voice Do I Listen To?

It is moving to analyse how Our Lord Jesus Christ used everyday imagery to teach a predominantly agricultural and pastoral people. In this sense, the words gathered from this Sunday’s Gospel must have touched certain fibres of the soul of those people in a special way. The sheepfolds, protected by …
Fr. Fabio Hideki Kobayashi, EP - 01, April 2026

“Tu es Petrus”

Moses, the incomparable prophet, tireless shepherd of Israel, infallible transmitter of divine Revelation and architect of the divinely instituted Hebrew liturgy, did not, however, possess the singular power entrusted to the Prince of the Apostles. Nor did the Synagogue receive the promise of immortality granted to the Catholic Church. The …
Fr. Antonio Jakoš Ilija, EP - 01, August 2026

A Transformative Treasure

The parables taught by Our Lord constitute an invitation to the Kingdom of Heaven – an expression used more than thirty times by St. Matthew. In today’s Gospel, this Kingdom is compared to an accessible, splendid treasure, but one full of challenges: its conquest requires a transformation of mentality. In …
Fr. Timothy Joseph Ring, EP - 01, July 2026

No One Can Deceive God

The 4th Sunday of Lent is called Lætare Sunday – that is, “Rejoice” – as, with more than half of this penitential season having passed, the Church provides us with a brief respite in order to anticipate the graces of the Redemption that is at hand, announced by the entrance …
Fr. César Javier Díez Juárez, EP - 01, March 2026

True Surrender into God’s Hands

If we had the possibility of rewriting history, would it be similar to that which was written by God? Probably not, for He has unfathomable designs that are often difficult for our limited intelligence to comprehend… How many times have we heard the proverb that “God writes straight with crooked …
Fr. Leandro Cesar Ribeiro, EP - 01, March 2026

The Communion of the Three Divine Persons

The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity reminds us of the sublime reality by which the baptized become “gods” (cf. Jn 10:34-36). A lofty mystery of our Faith, the Trinitarian indwelling means that the Three Divine Persons truly dwell within us. Such an elevated aspect of spiritual life cannot be …
Fr. Ramón Ángel Pereira Veiga, EP - 01, May 2026

The Secret of Love and the Seed of Eternity

The Divine Master questioned the Apostles about His identity, to which Peter promptly replied: “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God” (Mt 16:16). Jesus then blessed him: “Blessed are you, Simon Barjona! For flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father who is …
Fr . José Roberto Polimeni, EP - 31, July 2026

Let Us Not Harden Our Hearts

The Liturgy of Palm Sunday, with its procession and Mass, presents us with two Gospels in which the glory and the Passion of Christ come face to face, inviting us to meditate on these lofty mysteries as preparation for the Easter Triduum. Our Lord chooses the Holy City as the …
Fr. Francisco Berrizbeitia Hernández, EP - 01, March 2026

Man’s War, God’s rest

Do not be alarmed, dear reader, by the title of this article. Do not be alarmed, because we do not intend to recall here the conflicts of various kinds that afflict our world today… Do not be alarmed, because we will neither advocate for war nor criticize it. Do not …
Dcn. Gabriel Borges Bonfim Silva, EP - 31, July 2026

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