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“Can wedding guests be in mourning?” Matthew 9:14-17. John’s disciples and Pharisees ask Jesus: “Why don’t your disciples fast?” Jesus responds with another question: “Can the wedding guests be sad while the bridegroom is with them? The day will come when their bridegroom will be taken away, and slot88 resmi then they will fast.” To […]

“My Lord and my God!” John 20:24-29 Thomas, Apostle. Jesus’ encounter with Thomas and with the paralyzing fear of the disciples, leads them to close the door and not recognize the risen Jesus and enjoy his peace. This is often the case with our faith, paralyzing, leading us to defeat and conformism. For this reason,

“The crowd praised God.” Matthew 9:1-8. Faced with the forgiveness of the sins of the paralytic, and the questioning of the lawyers, Jesus responds; Which is easier to say, “Your sins are forgiven” or to say, “get up and walk”? For the Son of Man has power to forgive sins. The crowd saw him and

“Did you come early to torment us?” Matthew 8:28-34. Today’s Gospel places Jesus in the encounter with two demon-possessed men who have emerged from the tomb, a sign of death; they were so violent that no one dared to pass near them; they were excluded from any social environment. They cried out, “Son of God!”

Mt. 8:23-27 “Why are you afraid, men of little faith?” The scene described in today’s Gospel, marked by a terrible storm at sea, can only be seen as a natural phenomenon in which God intervenes with his power, but the end of the narrative is more of an appeal to our faith. It is a

Mt. 16:13-19 “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.“ This is Peter’s answer to Jesus’ question: “And who do you say that I am?” But Jesus tells Peter that this answer, which is correct, is not the fruit of his intelligence but of a revelation on the https://www.tritechhandrails.com/contact part of God the

Mt. 10:37-42 “Whoever does not take up his cross and follow me is not worthy of me.“ We cannot ignore those words of Jesus that seem so harsh and demanding; they are simply a proof of the truth of our faith and our following of Jesus. Very easily we declare ourselves Christians, followers of Jesus,

Mt. 8:5-17 “A single word from you will suffice to heal me.” Jesus today continues to show us how his mission is to heal this world of every sickness and disease; the healings that the Gospel tells us are particularly significant and eloquent: He heals the servant of a pagan and He heals a woman.

Mt. 8:1-4 “Jesus stretched out his hand and touched him.” The scene presented to us in today’s Gospel is deeply moving and revealing of who Jesus is and his mission. Let us make the composition of place as if we were part of those who walked with Jesus when the leper approached him. Let us

Mt. 7:21-29 “He who hears my words and puts them into practice… builds on rock“ It is not enough to pray with many words, or to say Lord, Lord! Nor is it worth prophesying or doing many things. Jesus warns us today that the important thing is to build our life on a firm foundation,