Solomon and the grace to begin again
Solomon’s collapse warns that even great gifts can be squandered when the heart drifts, and that a leader’s unfaithfulness becomes
Opening Our Ears, Opening Our Hearts
Like Pinocchio who ignored his conscience, we risk hardening our hearts. Jesus’s lament reminds us that attentive listening—to God, to
When the Queen serves at table
On the Feast of Our Lady’s Patronage over the Order of Preachers, we reflect on Mary not only as Queen
The Word that grows with us
The Gospel tells us to listen carefully to God’s word because it is alive and transformative. Like poetry, it shapes
Saints in the Making: Fraternity as Our Reward
As we honour All Dominican Saints, we’re reminded of the powerful role of fraternal love in our journey to holiness.
Gospel in a Nutshell
In its brevity, today’s Gospel summarises the whole Christian message: we receive through Jesus that experience of Love from which
Never too far away
The Syrophoenician woman teaches us to seek the Lord in any condition of our lives, trusting the Lord in admitting our
Salvation beyond appearances
The perspective of the coming of the Lord, both on the Last Day and in our earthly life, can be
Listen and be surprised!
Zechariah becomes deaf and mute since he does not believe in the good news brought to him by the angel.
Death: a place of truth and mercy
King David is the perfect example of a person forgiven by God who has started a new life having received
The “explosion” of the Kingdom
Jesus gives us the good news of the Kingdom where everybody is summoned, regardless of one’s capacities. The time of