Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time/B
In today’s Gospel (Mk 1:21-28), in the synagogue of Capernaum, an unclean spirit cries out to Jesus “What do you
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In today’s Gospel (Mk 1:21-28), in the synagogue of Capernaum, an unclean spirit cries out to Jesus “What do you
Read moreMassimo Palombella In today’s Gospel (Mk 1:14-20), Jesus, passing along the Sea of Galilee, calls Simon, Andrew, James and John.
Read moreMassimo Palombella In today’s Gospel (Jn 1:35-42) Jesus is referred to by John the Baptist as “the Lamb of God”
Read moreMassimo Palombella In ancient times, the Churches of Byzantine tradition called this feast ‘Epiphany’ where three manifestations of Jesus were
Read moreMassimo Palombella The term ‘epipháneia‘ was used by the Greeks to indicate the action or manifestation of a deity (through
Read moreMassimo Palombella In the Roman Rite Calendar, the Solemnity of the Circumcision of Jesus was celebrated on this day until
Read moreMassimo Palombella Today’s feast day has been celebrated locally since the 17th century. In 1895 Pope Leo XIII fixed the
Read moreMassimo Palombella “Everything has been assumed because everything has been redeemed” (cf. Leo I, Tomus ad Flavianum) So wrote Pope
Read moreMassimo Palombella Today’s Gospel (Lk 1:26-38), as Christmas approaches, presents us with the Annunciation of the angel to Mary. Mary’s
Read moreMassimo Palombella The present Sunday is called “Gaudete” from the first word of the Introitus, whose text (Gaudete in Domino
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