It is enough to be, in an ordinary human mode, with one's hunger and sleep, one's cold and warmth, rising and going to bed. Putting ...

The Intimate Shepherd Christ is risen! On this Fourth Sunday of Easter, the Church invites us to contemplate the Risen Lord through the imag...

As the heart wounded by a poisoned arrow cannot be easy and at rest but seeks relief from all sides, so the soul pierced by the arrow of lov...

It is not speaking that breaks our silence, but the anxiety to be heard. The words of the proud man impose silence on all others, so that he...

God has loved man. This is the sublime truth which alone provides an explanation for the mystery of the Christian life, and which gives to t...

This morning’s Gospel begins dark and melancholy, as two brokenhearted disciples walk along despondently. “We thought he was the One who wou...

Today we greet St Benedict-Joseph Labre, the 18 th -century vagrant whom we celebrate as the first saint of this Paschal season. After tryin...