Category: Gospel commentary
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God as nourishing wisdom
Commentary on the readings of Sunday, July 19, 2026: Wisdom 12:13.16-19, Romans 8:26-27, Matthew 13:24-43 The reading from Wisdom 12:13.16-19 offers us…
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Discovering the tares in me,
SUNDAY 16 (A) (Mt 13, 24-43) Like all parables, it is an innocuous and harmless story in itself, but it can lead…
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Leaven of a more human life
It is striking to see how often Jesus addresses his disciples to warn them against a false “messianic impatience” that does not…
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Where does the tares come from?
JULY 19, 2026 Although we comment on it briefly, the Word always gives us some thought to enrich the heart. The text…
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The error of dualistic frameworks
July 19 Mt 13, 24-30 Perhaps because the mind is, by its own nature, dualistic—seeing reality as a sum of separate objects—humans…
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Answers for a crisis in the church
SUNDAY 15 OT. CYCLE A A crisis with five questions and seven parables (Mt 13) The liturgy devotes this Sunday and the…
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Resonance makes the word effective
July 12 Mt 13, 1-23 At times, particularly as we grow more attentive to our inner world, it happens that listening to…
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Believing myself good soil is the greatest danger
SUNDAY 15 (A) (Mt 13,1-23) Parables are remarkably suited for discussing transcendence. By starting with simple concepts drawn from everyday life that…
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Sow with faith
In a few short years, we have moved from a deeply religious society, where Christianity played a decisive role in people’s lives…
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Since the soil had no depth…it withered
July 12, 2026 The Word always comes to our aid to make us more Christian, more human. In the parable of the…
