Category: Feadulta
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Beyond the law
In the Gospel of this week, Jesus comes to fulfill the Law. A fulfillment that does not consist of external observance. It…
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Yesterdays and todays christmases, dark clouds and hopes, declare war on hunger
Good Sunday. This is the weekly summary of RD. Amidst a week of rains, storms, overflowing rivers, and desires to stop praying…
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At the bottom of the sea there is no turbulence
We are living through times of hurricanes and turbulence: atmospheric, political, social, personal. Amidst these circumstances, it’s easy to participate in a…
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Child, arise to live with dignity
“Talita kum”. Two Aramaic words, spoken softly and with a force that crosses centuries: “Girl, I say to you, get up.” It…
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Half time of the super bowl. hope for prime time
I only saw a few snippets from the Super Bowl halftime show, but they were enough to move me. On the most-viewed…
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Are we called to obey the law or to live in justice?
Mateo 5,17-37 What was the Law for Jesus? What does it mean for me to fulfill the law? In the Gospel of…
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If the law can be perfected, it is not perfect
SUNDAY 6th (A) Mt 5,17-37 How to harmonize the preaching and practice of Jesus with the Law of God, which for the…
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Anyone who gives in to wrath will be prosecuted
The word of the Gospels sometimes seems complicated. But, on other occasions, as happens this Sunday, it has a clear message. Jesus…
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The social importance of forgiveness
It’s not easy to listen to Jesus’ call to forgiveness or to grasp the implications it can have when we accept that…
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Radicality can only be born from comprehension
Sunday VI of Ordinary Time February 15 Mt 5, 17-37 As the Argentine poet Francisco Luis Bernárdez knew how to see, “what…