Second Sunday of Ordinary Tim/A
Massimo Palombella Today’s Gospel (Jn 1:29-34), narrating the encounter between Jesus and John the Baptist, focuses on the identity of
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Massimo Palombella Today’s Gospel (Jn 1:29-34), narrating the encounter between Jesus and John the Baptist, focuses on the identity of
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 Magi walk, travel, move, leave their habits behind and face the fatigue and uncertainty of the journey. The
Read moreMassimo Palombella The Alleluia verse in Gregorian chant for today’s celebration is taken from Psalm 92 (Ps 92:1) with the
Read moreMassimo Palombella Today’s feast is closely connected with the title of “Theotokos” given to Mary by the Council of Ephesus
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 “God, by assuming humanity, completed it when he united in his person two realities that are distant from
Read moreMassimo Palombella In today’s Gospel (Mt 1:18-24) an angel appears to Joseph in a dream and says to him: “do
Read moreMassimo Palombella The present Sunday is called “Gaudete” from the first word of the Introitus, whose text (Gaudete in Domino
Read moreMassimo Palombella The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a Dogma of faith proclaimed by Pope Pius IX
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