Category: Gospel commentary

June 14, 2026 Reading the gospel reflectively entails reading it, likewise, critically, attentively. In the details is often hidden a light. In…

Many Christians think they are living their faith responsibly because they worry about fulfilling certain religious practices and try to adjust their…

Feast of Corpus Christi. Cycle A This feast began to be celebrated in Belgium in 1246, and gained its greatest public diffusion…

June 7 Jn 6, 51-58 In the so-called “Last Supper,” Jesus presents himself through the eloquent image of bread: “This is my…

June 7, 2026 The Gospel seeks not so much admirers as followers. Admiring Jesus is good, but following him is a different…

BODY (A) Jn 6,51-59 The Eucharist is a very complex reality, which is part of the oldest tradition. It has so many…

Sunday is no longer what it was a few years ago. In a short time, it has grown and become the “weekend,”…

FEAST OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY. CYCLE A. This feast arose quite late, in 1334, and it was Pope John XII who…

Holy Trinity May 31st Jn 3, 16-18 Religions have presented themselves as offers of salvation. And theistic religions, in particular, have placed…

May 31, 2026 We must rescue passages from the Gospel that remain luminous for us. This Sunday’s text is one of them.…