(Lk 8:1-3) The rabbis did not accept women in their schools, because they were considered not up to the task. But Jesus does not come to teach laws or philosophies,…
To go up and to go down, to go further or to go backwards (Jn 3:13-17) Nothing doing, despite two millennia of Christian symbols, formulas and rituals, especially in Italy…
Jesus and the mania for ruling Lk 6:39-42 (39-45) "How much our human family needs to learn to live together in harmony and peace without all being equal!" (Pope Francis…
Amongst the Reconciled: a change of course and of fate in the Kingdom (Mt 18:15–20) «The verb the evangelist uses for “they will be in harmony” is synphōnēsōsin: there is…
(Female Creativity) (Lk 4:38-44) "The essential thing is to listen to what is rising from within. Our actions are often nothing more than imitation, hypothetical duty or misrepresentation of what…
(Mk 6:17-29) The question "Jesus, Who is He?" grows throughout the Gospel of Mark, up to the centurion's answer under the Cross (Mk 15:39). The balance of people's opinions (Mt…
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Duality or integral practice: branches and Roots (Mt 23:23–32) On how to remain on the Path that fosters growth, and to fulfil one’s natural calling, the Tao Te Ching states…
Rabbi, Father and teachers? Be present to yourselves, not at the mercy of approval (Mt 23:1-12) The New Relationship between God and man could not be contained within the meticulous…
From customs with limits to the Spirituality of possessions-Relation (Mt 19:16-22) At the time of Jesus, there was a time of social collapse and disintegration of the communitarian dimension of…
(Mt 18:21-19:1) Throughout the ancient Middle East, disproportionate retaliation (one for one, not cruel) was sacred law. Forgiveness was a humiliating and absurd attitude, an incomprehensible principle for anyone who…
Reputation: crossroads of the Cross (Mt 16:24-28) To lose one's life or to lose it? To save it or to find it? Christ desires to lead us to the homeland…
(Mt 15:1–2, 10–14) The encyclical Fratelli Tutti invites us to take a forward-looking perspective that inspires decision and action: a new way of seeing, filled with hope. It ‘speaks to…
Divine in Human: strong, dignified and fraternal gestures, not repertoire (Mt 13:54-58) "Christians are a priestly people for the world. Christians should make the living God visible to the world,…
The anti-ambition or the front row in the pattern of satraps (Mt 20:20-28) Unofficially, Pius VII tried to lift the triregnum (neoclassical style, unusual) given to him by Napoleon, but…
That denarius clearly represents eternal life, a gift that God reserves for all. Indeed those who are considered the "last", if they accept, become the "first", whereas the "first" can risk becoming the "last" [Pope Benedict]
Quel denaro rappresenta la vita eterna, dono che Dio riserva a tutti. Anzi, proprio quelli che sono considerati "ultimi", se lo accettano, diventano "primi", mentre i "primi" possono rischiare di finire "ultimi" [Papa Benedetto]
The sower is Jesus. With this image, we can see that he presents himself as one who does not impose himself, but rather offers himself. He does not attract us by conquering us, but by donating himself: he casts seeds. With patience and generosity, he spreads his Word, which is not a cage or a trap, but a seed which can bear fruit (Pope Francis)
Il seminatore è Gesù. Notiamo che, con questa immagine, Egli si presenta come uno che non si impone, ma si propone; non ci attira conquistandoci, ma donandosi: butta il seme. Egli sparge con pazienza e generosità la sua Parola, che non è una gabbia o una trappola, ma un seme che può portare frutto (Papa Francesco)
The Church desires to give thanks to the Most Holy Trinity for the "mystery of woman" and for every woman - for that which constitutes the eternal measure of her feminine dignity, for the "great works of God", which throughout human history have been accomplished in and through her (Mulieris Dignitatem n.31)
La Chiesa desidera ringraziare la Santissima Trinità per il «mistero della donna», e, per ogni donna - per ciò che costituisce l'eterna misura della sua dignità femminile, per le «grandi opere di Dio» che nella storia delle generazioni umane si sono compiute in lei e per mezzo di lei (Mulieris Dignitatem n.31)
Simon, a Pharisee and rich 'notable' of the city, holds a banquet in his house in honour of Jesus. Unexpectedly from the back of the room enters a guest who was neither invited nor expected […] (Pope Benedict)
Simone, fariseo e ricco “notabile” della città, tiene in casa sua un banchetto in onore di Gesù. Inaspettatamente dal fondo della sala entra un’ospite non invitata né prevista […] (Papa Benedetto)
God excludes no one […] God does not let himself be conditioned by our human prejudices (Pope Benedict)
Dio non esclude nessuno […] Dio non si lascia condizionare dai nostri pregiudizi (Papa Benedetto)
«The Russian mystics of the first centuries of the Church gave advice to their disciples, the young monks: in the moment of spiritual turmoil take refuge under the mantle of the holy Mother of God». Then «the West took this advice and made the first Marian antiphon “Sub tuum Praesidium”: under your cloak, in your custody, O Mother, we are sure there» (Pope Francis)
The Gospel of Matthew written in Hebrew or Aramaic is no longer extant, but in the Greek Gospel that we possess we still continue to hear, in a certain way, the persuasive voice of the publican Matthew, who, having become an Apostle, continues to proclaim God's saving mercy to us. And let us listen to St Matthew's message, meditating upon it ever anew also to learn to stand up and follow Jesus with determination (Pope Benedict)
Non abbiamo più il Vangelo scritto da Matteo in ebraico o in aramaico, ma nel Vangelo greco che abbiamo continuiamo a udire ancora, in qualche modo, la voce persuasiva del pubblicano Matteo che, diventato Apostolo, séguita ad annunciarci la salvatrice misericordia di Dio e ascoltiamo questo messaggio di san Matteo, meditiamolo sempre di nuovo per imparare anche noi ad alzarci e a seguire Gesù con decisione (Papa Benedetto)

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