Please read the passage before the commentary. What will the new and glorious age be like? Isaiah saw it as a time when the desert would become a greenhouse, a time when fear would be banished, when the eyes of … Continued
¿Cómo será la nueva y gloriosa edad? Isaías la vio como cuando el desierto cambiaría en un invernadero, como cuando no habría temor, como cuando los ciegos verían, como cuando los sordos oiría la música, como cuando dolor y pena … Continued
Please read the passage before the commentary. We call this account the visitation, but we should ask who is visiting whom. Two mothers meet and each is pregnant. From appearances, the mothers are meeting, but the mystery is saying that … Continued
Please read the passage before the commentary. The mighty and powerful God who manages all the powers of the universe, the one who gives strength to the fainting, invites us to come to him who is meek and humble of … Continued
Please read the passage before the commentary. There is a saying that whenever God wants somebody to do a job, God gives the person all that is necessary for the job. It is also said that God does not call … Continued
Please read the passage before the commentary. This passage from the prophet Isaiah starts out, “On that day.” Let me start out “In the beginning,” when God created everything out of nothing. Everything has one common origin, made out of … Continued
Por favor, lean este pasaje ante de la homilía. “Al principio, creó Dios el cielo” de nada. Toda la creación fue una. Toda la creación tuvo el mismo origen. Todo fue uno: el sistema solar con todos los planetas, las … Continued
Please read the passage before the commentary. Jesus healed two blind men. The ancient belief in the end time was that contraries would be assimilated. The blind would see, the deaf would hear, the orchard would become a forest, the … Continued
Please read the passage before the homily. Jesus served a banquet on a mountain. In Matthew 3:3-12, Herod had a banquet, to celebrate his birthday. Herod served the head of John the Baptist, on a platter, in front of all … Continued
Please read the passage before the homily. Usually in the first week of December, which is usually the first week of Advent, in preparation for Christmas, I usually change my focus in the homily or commentary. This coming year, I … Continued