RELIGION

Jesus Christ, a living and incarnate Word, teaches us to live incarnate like wheat in a world where tares abound.

You walk a difficult year. In the midst of today’s reality, the New Word invites us to reflect on the work of religious communities. Consecrated persons must not lose their own charism or be oblivious to the needs of today, therefore a return to the sources, to the Christ of the Gospel, return to the founding spirit, communion in the life of the Church, knowledge of the modern world, inner renewal is needed.

It has the name of a Garciamarchyan character, Zoe de los Dolores Larrea Dihigo, but in 1942 he did not come into the world in any town in Colombia or in any of Greece, where his name means Vida; but in one named Vereda Nueva, in Havana, currently part of the territory of Artemis. A woman of church throughout her life, Zoe confessed to the New Word that the Catholic faith owes her complete formation, as a woman, teacher, Cuban and Christian. “The indissoluble whole that makes me,” he says.

The Word of the Father, Jesus Christ, is the sower who sows and is the sown Seed that fertilizes the earth.

The following text invites us to dwell on the value of small things.
It reminds us that sometimes something seemingly insignificant is decisive, for better or worse. Small things have their value and the details count a lot: for the proper functioning of the instruments and devices that become more and more essential every day, and also to achieve a happy coexistence with others.

Jesus makes clear the coming of the Kingdom. He eats with the excluded, welcomes prostitutes, heals the sick, forgives sinners. All these concrete gestures are parables in action, which show that in his person the Kingdom of Love has come to us and that God is exercising his royalty on earth.

  July 5, 2020 Jesus Christ, who is the Word, tells us today, “Come to me all who are tired and overwhelmed, and I will relieve you.” Readings First reading Reading the prophecy of Zechariah […]

In this article, in addition to reviewing the situation of the Cuban Church in the eighties and nineties, Msgr. Antonio Rodríguez, our father Tony, stops at two figures: Msgr. Alfredo Víctor Petit Vergel and Msgr. Carlos Patricio Baladrón Valdés.

Jesus Christ, the Word of the Father, calls us to lose our lives for Him in order to find his meaning in Him, which is true Life.

Jesus Christ, the Word of the Father, tells us today, “Don’t be afraid.” What are your fears? Where do your patent and hidden fears lie? Open the doors of your life to Christ so that you may feel and be able to say with the Apostle: all I can in him who comforts me.