“Even if you don’t believe me, believe by good works.” Jn. 10:31-42.Jesus is once again faced with misunderstanding and rejection. They want to stone him, not because of an evil deed, but because, being a man, He makes himself equal to God. Here the heart of the conflict is revealed: they cannot accept that God …
“He who keeps my word will not see death.” Jn. 8:51-59.Jesus utters a statement that shakes his listeners: “Whoever keeps my word will not see death.” His questioners remain in a literal understanding and are scandalized. For them, death is the inevitable end; for Jesus, true life is born of communion with him. When Jesus …
With the purpose of strengthening the educational mission of the Company of Mary, the 2026 Meeting of Principals and Coordinators was held as a space for reflection, analysis, and shared vision, inspired by the theme “Navigating the Present with Boldness.” Day 1: Understanding reality to transform it The day began in an atmosphere of reflection …
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Over the course of two days, the II Congress on Educational Innovation: Emotional Education – Current Perspectives for a Humanistic Education, held at La Enseñanza Barranquilla, brought together the academic community around emotional education as a fundamental pillar for transforming educational processes. Prior to the academic opening, welcoming remarks were delivered by Sr. María Helena …
“Rejoice, full of grace, the Lord is with you.” Lk. 1:26-28. The angel’s greeting to Mary inaugurates something entirely new: God takes the initiative and enters human history in unexpected ways. It is not addressed to a powerful or influential person, but to a simple young woman from Nazareth. There the work of salvation begins.The …
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“He who sent Me is with me, because I always do what pleases him.” Jn. 8:21-30 Jesus speaks clearly and causes discomfort. He tells his listeners that He comes from on high and that they remain locked into a way of thinking that does not open to God. The real problem is not in not …
“I don’t condemn you either. Go, and from now on sin no more.” Jn. 8:1-11 A scene full of tension, judgment, pain and mercy. A woman is publicly exposed, reduced to her sin, while those who accuse her feel righteous and sure of themselves. Jesus does not deny sin, but He changes the focus: “Whoever …
“Lazarus, come out!” “Untie him and let him go.” Jn. 11:1-45 The resurrection of Lazarus introduces us to one of the most human and profound moments of the Gospel. Jesus arrives when all seems lost. Faced with this situation, He does not respond with explanations, but with presence. He is not indifferent to human suffering. …
“How can the Messiah come from Galilee?” Jn. 7:40-53 At Jesus’ words, people are divided. Some recognize him as a prophet or Messiah; others reject him based on prejudices and incomplete arguments. Jesus provokes decisions: He does not leave it up to indifference. Fear and rigidity can close the heart. The authorities discuss from a …
“Do you know me, and do you know where I come from?” Jn. 7:1-2. 10. 25-30. We find Jesus moving in a climate of tension and suspicion. Many know him, they think they know where He comes from, but precisely that “knowledge” becomes an obstacle to truly recognizing him. They confuse information with faith. What …
