"Your Word, Lord, is truth." † John 17:17
There is a profound connection between God’s truth and lasting peace. The Psalm does not say that those who love God’s law will never face difficulties; rather, it teaches that they possess a peace that the world cannot give and cannot take away. When we live according to God’s will, our hearts are no longer … Read more
In today’s Gospel, Jesus asks a question that seems simple at first, yet it opens a doorway into one of the deepest mysteries of our faith: “How can the scribes say that the Christ is the son of David?” The people of Israel were waiting for a Messiah who would come from the family line … Read more
Catholic Mass Readings for Friday, 5th June 2026 NINTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME, YEAR II MEMORIAL OF SAINT BONIFACE, Bishop & Martyr FIRST READING All who desire to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted. A reading from the second Letter of Timothy (2 TIMOTHY 3: 10 – 17) Beloved: You have … Read more
This Alleluia proclaims one of the greatest truths of the Christian faith: death is no longer the final destination of those who belong to Christ. Through His Passion, Death, and Resurrection, Jesus entered into the darkest reality of human existence and transformed it from within. He did not simply teach about eternal life; He opened … Read more
There is a beautiful humility in this prayer: “O Lord, make me know your ways.” The psalmist does not ask God to bless his own plans, but to teach him God’s. It is the prayer of a heart that recognizes that true wisdom is found not in following our own path, but in walking the … Read more