If we open the Bible we already find in its first pages that God created everything good but that through sin chaos entered the world. In the first chapters of the Bible we do not yet find the word ‘mercy’.
Monthly Archives: December 2015
‘And while they were there [in Bethlehem], the time came for her to be delivered. And she gave birth to her first-born son and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger, because there was no room
Christmas is you, when you decide to be born again every day and allow God to enter your soul. You are the Christmas tree when you resist the winds and the difficulties of life in a vigorous way. You are
Dearest friends, I would not do my duty as a bishop if I said to you ‘Happy Christmas’ without disturbing you. I, instead, want to trouble you. Indeed, I cannot bear the idea of having to give you innocuous and
Jean Monbourquette wrote in his book on the art of forgiving: ‘For more than three years I was involved in an attempt to heal a wound to my affections. I thought that I had found a miraculous solution to all
The Holy Year of Mercy is a strong spiritual invitation to rediscover the practice of corporeal and spiritual works of mercy. St. Camillus de Lellis invested the best of his history in helping sick people in line with the gospel
MAKENI – After 14 months of special mission in the Diocese of Makeni, the CTF team has departed Sierra Leone. It was a mission accomplished. Since September 2014, when Ebola cases showed an exponential growth of an average of 10
NEWSLETTER N. 19 PDF DECEMBER 2015 Miserando atque Eligendo He looked with mercy and chose him Pope Francis, faithful not only to his episcopal coat of arms but also to his spirit of evangelical faith, has opened the Extraordinary Jubilee
In his apostolic letter addressed to all consecrated people on the occasion of the Year of Consecrated Life (28 November 2014, Pope Francis invited us to address our history and our memory and to cultivate a deep sense of gratitude.
Was inspired by the encyclical ‘Dives in Misericordia’ of 1980, Pope John Paul II, when twenty years later – 30 April 2000 – explained the sense of mercy, canonizing Sister Faustina Kowalska: “Through the heart of the crucified Christ’s mercy
In the rich heritage of artistic works kept in the house and the Church of Mary Magdalene, the wooden statue portraying the Immaculate Mary occupies a position of primary importance. This valuable image, which was probably produced during the second
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