BLESSED ARE YOUR EYES AND EARS. Matthew 13:10-17 Matthew 13:10-17 offers an insightful explanation of Jesus’ use of parables and the spiritual dynamics at play in his ministry. It reveals the distinction between those who are receptive to God’s truth and those who are not, fulfilling an ancient prophecy and highlighting the beatitude of understanding …
A virtual training experience to transform education from being and with meaning The Montaigne Institute invites teachers, parents, pastoral agents, professionals, and companions of training processes in the educational field to be part of the third cohort of the Diploma in Humanist Education, a training space that seeks to strengthen the educational vocation from a …
JESUS, SEED OF THE KINGDOM. Matthew 13:1-9 The parable explained to the disciples is understood as follows: the seed is Jesus and the different soils are human beings. The initial issue is that the Word is not deepened when it does not touch interiority (the seed that falls along the way). Others avoid caring for …
The year 2025 calls us to make a meaningful pilgrimage: to walk towards Hope as a synodal Church community and with others. It is time for inner search, transformation and rediscovery of what is essential. The Company of Mary joins this path with 54 young people and companions, traveling through four fundamental nuclei. The first, …
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SAINT MARY MAGDALENE I HAVE SEEN THE LORD, AND HE HAS SAID THIS… John 20:11-18 In the Gospel, Mary Magdalene’s encounter with the risen Jesus stands out. The atmosphere is one of sadness and disbelief, at first; and, as Jesus meets Mary and she discovers that it is him, of immense joy. After the risen …
NO SIGN WILL BE GIVEN TO THEM EXCEPT THAT OF THE PROPHET JONAH. Matthew 12:38-42 These Pharisees and scholars who demand a miracle from Jesus, move in a similar direction. Jesus has demanded mercy from those who believe themselves to be righteous; He has urged humility to those who believe themselves superior to Jesus and …
XVI SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SITTING AT THE FEET OF THE LORD. Luke 10:18-42 What Luke emphasizes emphatically is the attitude of listening to Jesus, to the Master, who has the most important thing to communicate. Jesus did not mean that “one dish is enough,” as some have understood, but that Mary was choosing the …
LOOK AT MY SERVANT, MY CHOSEN ONE. Matthew 12:14-21 When Jesus walked the roads of Galilee proclaiming the kingdom of God and healing many sick people, He felt compassion for the crowds. The true remedy for the wounds of our world (whether material wounds, such as hunger and injustice, or psychological and moral wounds, caused …
Testimonies that inspire, news that builds… because the mission is lived and told. https://cdm.edu.co/documentos/VOLANTE%20%20EXTRAORDINARIO%20JULIO.pdf
I WANT MERCY AND NOT SACRIFICES. Matthew 12:1-8 This passage tells how Jesus and his disciples, passing through a wheat field on the Sabbath, gather ears of grain to eat. The Pharisees accuse them of violating the Sabbath, but Jesus reminds them that the purpose of the law is to serve humankind and not the …
